Craig...
already back with another question...
I need to bump the elapsed time values up one dataset id, for example, the difference between dataset 2 and 1 is now associated with dataset 1. I need it to be associated with dataset 2.
Furthermore, I need the elapsed time for dataset 1 to...
Craig,
This seems to be working well!
Thank you very much for your help... I may be asking questions later in the day as I ass to this base.
Thanks Again!
Chris
Craig,
Thanks for your help...
Upon entering the code for the first query, and attempting to run it, I get the message "Wrong number of arguments used with function in query expression 'CInt(RIGHT([DataSetNumber]))'.
My Code as entered into the sql dialogue is:
SELECT
*...
I was forwarded to this forum, so I figured I should repost my original quaestion:
I am developing a database for a process for which we take samples at multiple times. So I have multiple processes (test1, test2, etc), with multiple samples for each test (-01,-02,-03)
I have a table of the...
Access Database Query Question
I am developing a database for a process for which we take samples at multiple times. So I have multiple processes (test1, test2, etc), with multiple samples for each test (-01,-02,-03)
I have a table of the form:
TEST ID........DATASET...
.4, 5 and 8 would all be measured relative to 0. in other words .4 hours have passed since the experiment started, and 5 hours have passed since the experiment started.
k... thanks skip...
I am developing a database for a process for which we take samples at multiple times. So I have multiple processes (test1, test2, etc), with multiple samples for each test (-01,-02,-03)
I have a table of the form:
TEST ID DATASET ID TIME OTHER DATA...
Skip,
This is exactly the question I meant to ask.... how do I perform that calculation through a query, when I want it performed on the same field across different data sets.
Thanks
I am in the middle of converting a somewhat complex spreadsheet layout into a database. The spreadsheet consists of a large amount of raw data entry, and then a large amount of calculations.
The problem is, some of the calculations rely on absolute fields. I have figured a way around this...
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