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Hey Skip, thanks a lot for the input. As I needed a dynamic way of adapting the connection- and SQL-strings of all querytables to the path where the workbook is opened from, I've applied the following solution: Created 3 functions to update the conn-string, SQL-string and refresh the...

done. and thanks a million so far! Martin Typos, that don't affect the functionality of code, will not be corrected. Martin Serra Jr. www.mserrasystems.eu Database_Systems and _Applications shared across all Business_Areas

Hi again, my question was: extremely enlightening answer from SkipVought was: Many thanks, Skip so far!! I will not post the whole result of the two function in here (business privacy) .... but here are two neutralized examples (one for the connection string, one for the SQL) that show...

Hey, I have a question on the FAQ faq68-5829 by SkipVought. I'm using the exact technique Skip is describing for building a little reporting tool in Excel. My problem is, that when the Excel workbook that contains the data source and the queries is moved to another location (e.g. forwarded by...

something like SELECT TYPES.NAME, COUNT(SCHEDULE.TYPE) FROM TYPES LEFT JOIN SCHEDULE ON SCHEDULE.TYPE = TYPES.ID WHERE (SCHEDULE.DATE Between #1/1/2005 And #10/1/2005#) OR SCHEDULE.TYPE IS NULL GROUP BY TYPES.NAME HTH, fly Typos, that don't affect the functionality of code, will not be...

dear colleagues, this is off topic, but I'm gonna fly to Chicago, IL, tomorrow and be in Deerfield, IL, until next friday (Sep, 16) ... business travel ... anyone of the tek tips coreteam send me a note if there is an opportunity to meet ... Best regards, Martin Typos, that don't affect the...

Good [morning] imho there are scenarios where it can make sense to change the query slq via VBA, e.g. if you don't want user interaction and grab the criteria from somewhere automatically ... WaltW: using the search function is always recommended. here is the answer to your particular...

should be no problem, but why not simply use a query with a calculated field? iif(Field1 = number; calculation1) as newfield HTH, fly Typos, that don't affect the functionality of code, will not be corrected. Martin Serra Jr. www.mserrasystems.com Database_Systems and _Applications shared...

SELECT Company, Max([Date]) AS Latest_Date FROM summary Group BY Company; You should avoid using reserved words (like "Date") as field names in your tables! HTH, fly Typos, that don't affect the functionality of code, will not be corrected. Martin Serra Jr. www.mserrasystems.com...

as far as I see this can only be done with VBA: Function testsplit() Dim db As DAO.Database Set db = Application.CurrentDb Dim rs As DAO.Recordset Set rs = db.OpenRecordset("tbl_TestSplit") Dim ary ary = Split(rs.Fields(1).Value, ";") rs.MoveLast rs.MoveFirst Do Until rs.EOF Debug.Print...

in the access menubar go to tools->startup ... in the "display form/page" combobox select your form. this will open your form on startup of the DB. HTH, fly Typos, that don't affect the functionality of code, will not be corrected. Martin Serra Jr. www.mserrasystems.com Database_Systems and...

Hi jwruble, don't know of a way to always show the scrollbars of a textbox, but the additional text to be displayd if the text in the box is longer than a certain number of characters, is easy: add a label on your form like "theres more to read ..." find out the number of characters, that can...

like that? SELECT max(dbo.Actions.ActionDT), Last(dbo.Invoices.InvoiceID) FROM dbo.Invoices INNER JOIN dbo.Actions ON dbo.Invoices.InvoiceID = dbo.Actions.InvoiceID GROUP BY dbo.Invoices.InvoiceID ORDER BY dbo.Actions.ActionDT ASC, dbo.Invoices.InvoiceID ASC; HTH, fly Typos...

like that? rs2.FindFirst "acctnmbr_out= '" & rs1!AcctNmbr_Out & "' And rectype_out = ""01""" 'FIND First 01 REc this is assuming acctnmbr_out and rectype_out both are stings HTH, fly Typos, that don't affect the functionality of code, will not be corrected. Martin Serra Jr...

are you referring to modifications on table properties or the data in the table? the date and time when the properties of a table have been modified can be found with something like: Function dateupdated() Dim db As DAO.Database Set db = Application.CurrentDb Dim tdf As DAO.TableDef Set tdf =...

1. the WHERE clause should be before the ORDER BY clause. 2. to get the value of the cbobox on the subform use: [Forms![frmJobRep]![sfmJobRepDet]!cboManuf.value with [sfmJobRepDet] being the Name of the subform-control. HTH, fly Typos, that don't affect the functionality of code, will not be...

i've tested the a.m. code, and it worked ... Good luck, fly Typos, that don't affect the functionality of code, will not be corrected. Martin Serra Jr. www.mserrasystems.com Database_Systems and _Applications shared across all Business_Areas

you only have to build the WHERE clause of your query via code ... should not be so difficult ... have you thought about splitting the sql of the qdf via Instr and just insert the modified WHERE clause between the left and right part of the existing SQL ... something like strSQL =...

in your query: ... WHERE [incident number] = Forms!yourForm!txt_Incident_Number txt_Incident_Number is the name of the control, that holds the incident number to be pulled by the query. HTH, fly Typos, that don't affect the functionality of code, will not be corrected. Martin Serra Jr...

you can edit the SQL of a saved query via VBA as follows: Dim strSQL as String Dim db as DAO.Database Dim qdf as DAO.Querydef Set db = Application.CurrentDB set qdf = db.Querydefs("yourSavedQueryName") strSQL = "SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE ....;" qdf.SQL = strSQL HTH, fly Typos, that don't...