No clue eh.
I tried putting the rule on the total but no dice.
Tried putting it on the field itself and having it do a sum and compare but again no dice.
Its really a problem cause I got 2 other similiar situations now.
Hi People!
I have a form that lists all Customer Orders by Order:
Date Product Quantity [Button to open shipping form]
Today UselessJunk 50
When you press the button on any line it opens a small form that you can put in the shipping amounts. You can enter as many shipments as...
Sorry guys once I wrote it out a solution came to me:
I did one Dsum for one field - Dsum for the other field. Its a massive statement but it works. Anyone think of a more elegant solution?
Ok I have a table for receiving goods (ReceiveGoods) and it has:
1] RecQty - thats the amount ordered
2] RecRec - Thats the amount received
I have an inventory table for all my products which has:
1] Onorder
Problem:
I want to do: RecQty-RecRec by product in my Receiving table and place the...
Thanx but unfortunately those wizards fail to take into consideration two major truths of buisness:
1] There are multiple POs under one invoice.
2] There are multiple invoices under one payment.
Those are the problems that I can't solve. The rest is quite easy. I looked at the wizards but...
I'm having a real problem trying to make an inventory, purchase order, invoicing, payment system.
So far I got form to enter products.
I got a form to order those products from our only supplier.
This tracks the onorder and onhand.
It all comes apart when I do the purchase orders from our...
Hey its me I got a permanent handle.
I work on every kind of IT project imaginable but I haven't touched access in literally years so its slow going.
Thanks for your help it works.
The funny part is I figured out after that I didn't even need to do it the way I wanted to. I was making the...
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