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Krash878

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May 8, 2001
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I have a relational database. I am running a query that does a few things.

1. It shows the unique identifier for the record.
2. It then performs a DateDiff from StartDate to CloseDate
3. It looks at the dollar amount from the record and multiplies it by the calculation (.06/365) and the DateDiff.


The last step allows me to apply an interest fee from the open date and the close date.

I have another form that let me do a recordset and apply a service fee from the beginning based on a code. It would populate a text box with the fee which would write it to the table.

The question:

I have a CloseCB form that has 6 parts.
1. DateClosed - AutoDate – The date of closing
2. SeqNo – Unique identifier for each record
3. AC – Type of closing
4. Comment
5. InterestFee


The date is automaticly put in when you start to close the item.

I need to have the InterestFee to populate with the outcome of the query above. I was thinking to have a SQL string from the query but I can not seem to get it to work.

The reason I need it to populate in the text box is so it will write into the table and I will have history. We will be changing our interest rate over time and I need to know what I charged today as opposed to 6 months from now.

Thanks,

Please let me know if I gave enough info this time.
 
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