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Access 97 & Win XP
I ended up converting it to XP then back to 97 and it seems to be working.....you gotta wonder sometimes....- c4in
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Publish On Web
Call me stupid, but how do I get a report published as a web page with a dynamic link? Can I just create the page and have someone open it over our intranet? Or do I have to get the page published on our intranet website? Thanks, Scott- c4in
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Access 97 & Win XP
I have a query that uses the between statement. This works fine under Access 97 and Win 95/98. However, when I open it in Access 97 & Win XP, I get a "can not resolve" error. Any ideas?[morning]- c4in
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Adding to query result (Count) with a user input
I originaly put this post in the forms area. I was thinking It may apply beter to this one. Ok, here is the query, and I know I haven't used proper naming, but hay that's just me. SELECT Count([MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIERS].ID) AS CountOfID FROM [MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIERS] WHERE ((([MISCELLANEOUS...- c4in
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Adding to query result (Count) with a user input
Ok, here is the query, and I know I haven't used proper naming, but hay that's just me. SELECT Count([MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIERS].ID) AS CountOfID FROM [MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIERS] WHERE ((([MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIERS].[CM RECEIVE DATE])<Date()-7) AND (([MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIERS].[REL DATE]) Between...- c4in
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
