Search results for query: *

Not much luck with those. I did however find the original computer it was hooked up to in company storage! Now it a matter of finding something to read the PM5 (pagemaker 5) files I need in the absence of that program or its updates...

Hello, I have been tasked with retrieving some rather important files that were saved on an OLD SyDOS Puma 105. I'm going to try to make it run using a DOS emulator but the floppy that has the original drivers on it was lost. I tried looking online but the only place I found that even...

Very useful. With the number of parts the DB will eventually have that will save alot of time. I had to get rid of the ' that was in the "*" wildcards as it wasn't returning anything with them in.

I used... WHERE [Currency]="Dollars" AND [PartName] LIKE [Enter Part Name:] & "*" ...and it seems to work alright. There aren't many records in the DB yet though.

Alright its working and I have used the same formula for Other queries. New question is how I would incorporate wildcards into the PARAMETER. So that if someone was searching for a "hydraulic drive" they would only need to input "hydr" and they would get the proper return...

Ah! Thank you. This is starting to make sense now. I also had to modify my [Euros to Dollars] as it was passing through [Currency] ="Dollars" and giving me 2 results for those fields. Duh. Much Obliged :)

I've muddled through trying to put together a query that takes info from a table and another query so that I can input a Part# and have in spit back all the vendors and prices in US Dollars. SELECT [PartName], [Part#], [Vendor], [In US Dollars] AS [Price/Unit] FROM [Euros to Dollars] UNION...

Halibut actually. That helped alot! Thanks!

Hello, New to working with access but was charged with creating a database and tools to research part prices for manufacturing. I have made 2 tables which contain our parts with names and part numbers (key field) and the price we get the parts for from Europe (in Euros). The other table has...