Hi All
Quick Question
I have this calculation Per: [SM]/[TW]
What i want to do is before i do this, check if TW is zero- if it is then Perf=0 else carry out the operation..
Whats my best way of achieving this?
Many Thanks to all.
hi all
I noted the pc was still joined to an old domain that no longer existed. I changed this to workgroup called HOME and then rebooted as requested.
Previously I accessed the PC with username QA and password QA. HOwever after the PC rebooted successfully this username or password no longer...
Apolgies if this is in the wrong forum, but I am hoping someone can help.
In Internet Explorer when I open a page that contains a java applet that displays a graph I can see the graph ok.
However when I go to Print Preview the graph disappears and i only see a blank space where it should be...
Hi all,
As title states...
Cell A6= TEST
If i enter =A6 into cell B1 I get returned =A6. and NOT 'TEST' as I would have hoped.
Am sure this is a simple one but cant find whats wrong?!
In case it helps others here is a solution I have just done:
Dim imagepath As String
Part = Forms!frmPart!PartID
imagepath = "c:\temp" & "\" & PartID & ".pdf"
Me.pageDrawing.SetFocus
objWebBrowser.Navigate imagepath
Product A
1
2
3
4
5
1,2,3,4,5 are unique IDs to identify a part name.
e.g. 1= Front Grey
2= Back grey
3= Red front
4= Black Sides
5= White Front
These 5 parts make up Product A.
Product B
1
2
3
4
6
Part 6= Yellow Back
If we compare Product A to Product B there are FOUR...
Each product uses 10 unique parts. All that I am intested in is comparing the differences between the 2 sets of 10 numbers.
It needs to loop through comparing all nine products to product A (starting point) and output this. It will then find the lowest difference and copy this product into...
Hi Bong,
Each product has 10 UNIQUE parts....
So if Prod_A uses 1,2,3,4,5
Prod_B uses 1,2,3,4,6
Prod_C uses 1,3,6,7,8
Id make Prod_B after Prod_A as they share 1,2,3,4 whereas Prod_C only uses 1,3.
if you catch my drift..... :)
Hi Glenn,
Thanks for the tip!
Sorry to ask, but am I going about this in the right way?
To explain what I want to achieve is this:
I have 10 products(rows) in a spreadsheet with 10 columns. Each cell contains an integer to identify a part which makes up that product. I want to find the...
Hi all,
I have this macro:
Dim r As Integer, c As Integer, n As Integer
For r = 2 To 5
n = 0
For c = 1 To 10
If Cells(1, c) <> Cells(r, c) Then n = n + 1
Next c
If n Then MsgBox "Row 1...." & r & "=" & n & " Parts different"
Next r
Rather than output it in a MsgBox is it possible...
Hi all,
I ahve this macro:
Dim r As Integer, c As Integer, n As Integer
For r = 2 To 5
n = 0
For c = 1 To 10
If Cells(1, c) <> Cells(r, c) Then n = n + 1
Next c
If n Then MsgBox "Row 1...." & r & "=" & n & " Parts different"
Next r
Rather than output it in a MsgBox is it possible...
Hi Skip/All,
Ignore my previous post, I have been playing about with it...
I now get the error in MS Query:
Could not add the table ''c:\tool\Book1'.Sheet5$''.
any idears....?
Skip,
Mnay thanks for the heads up on Query. Its not something I have used before, it would be much appreciated if you can point me where I am going wrong...
in order for your query you shown me to work how was the spreadsheet constructed?
Like this?
Col A Col B
1 1
2 2
etc?
Hi Bong,
All i want to know is the number of different parts are different, what parts they are doesnt matter.
From the number of differences i can work out downtime etc.
hi All,
Is it possible to use two fields and pass using OpenArgs?
Dim strName As String
strName = Me.PriceList
DoCmd.OpenForm "frmPriceAdd", DataMode:=acFormAdd, WindowMode:=acDialog, _
OpenArgs:=strName
Currently I open frmPriceAdd and PriceList is passed across. However I would like it...
Hi All,
I created the following query:
SELECT ListContent.*
FROM tblListContent INNER JOIN [SELECT ListID, PartID, Max(EffectiveDate) AS MDate FROM tblListContent GROUP BY List, PartID]. AS q1 ON (tblListContent.ListID = q1.ListID) AND (tblListContent.PartID = q1.PartID) AND...
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