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Calculation done on fields from 2 transaction tables
I've finally got the result by entering the following. =[ttlRevenue]-[subRptTotalExpense].Report![ttlExpense] Thanks anyway.- nadms
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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how to save an access report to file ??
Hi pdtit, I agree with what ChrisBelzona suggested. I require the same thing. User can print a report but they cannot edit a file that is generated through Print to File. This file is for read only. I use SnapShot Viewer and I think it is wonderful tool to view a report. I put the following...- nadms
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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Calculation done on fields from 2 transaction tables
JerryDennison, Thanks for the suggestion. Sorry for the delay in response as I was struggling with the codes. I was hoping to give a try to get the problem solve. My form actually require me to enter the "Date From and Date To" and "Employee ID from" to "Employee ID...- nadms
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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Calculation done on fields from 2 transaction tables
I'm kind of new to Access. I need to create a report that require information from 2 transaction tables. Here are my tables. a)Employee Fields: -Employee ID (primary key) -Employee Name c)Transaction1 Fields: -Date -Employee ID...- nadms
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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Report from two transaction tables
I'm kind of new to Access. I need to create a report that require information from 2 transaction tables. Here are my tables. a) Employee Fields: -Employee ID (primary key) -Employee Name c) Transaction1 Fields: -Date -Employee ID -Revenue1...- nadms
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
