I am working on a db of projects and project details. In the project details I have: projectID, taskDescription, due date, complete date, billed date.
I have to create a report thats formatted like our clients, sorted by project, listing for each project the details (like this
project1
task1 task2 task3 task4
due (date) (date) (date) (date)
completed (date) (date) (date) (date)
billed etc
project2
etc
I've tried using a query but cannot get the results I need using dLookup. I'm assuming I need to create a recordset but am not sure where I need to create it, specifically how to write it (should I use ADO?), and if I should create a function to get the recordset. Also, should I use the function in each report.
Is it possible to use a recordset function in a query without getting the lame results I got with dLookup (the 1st value it could find, not project specific).
Please help! I learned so little about recordsets in school 3 yrs ago, and am trying to revise a pathetic db at work...
Thanks!
Punderfully confused but enjoying dabbling in programming again
I have to create a report thats formatted like our clients, sorted by project, listing for each project the details (like this
project1
task1 task2 task3 task4
due (date) (date) (date) (date)
completed (date) (date) (date) (date)
billed etc
project2
etc
I've tried using a query but cannot get the results I need using dLookup. I'm assuming I need to create a recordset but am not sure where I need to create it, specifically how to write it (should I use ADO?), and if I should create a function to get the recordset. Also, should I use the function in each report.
Is it possible to use a recordset function in a query without getting the lame results I got with dLookup (the 1st value it could find, not project specific).
Please help! I learned so little about recordsets in school 3 yrs ago, and am trying to revise a pathetic db at work...
Thanks!
Punderfully confused but enjoying dabbling in programming again