Hi all,
I'm busy with an assett database to record all IT eqioment. I now have the
following problem..
I have aa field called "speed" in which I type the speen of the CPU ie
"2.4GHz"
I'm a bit too lazy to type it 120 times so I created a table for it and
think I have gone too difficult for myself.
I wound up creating teo tables, one for the speed (called speed with speedid
and speed and clockid) and another called clock (with clockid and clock)
In speed I would only type the number and then have a drop down that looks
up if it is KHz, MHz or GHZ from the clock table - this works fine so far.
How can I now combine all the info into a single field so I can use it in
other forms as "one" field showing me my initial "2.4GHz"
Stuck on this. I either only get the 2.4, or the ID.
Help :)
Ofer Cohen - 03 Jun 2007 22:53 GMT
In the form RecordSource you need to combine both tables
SELECT speed.*, clock.clock, speed.speed & clock.clock As CombinedField
FROM speed INNER JOIN clock ON speed.clockid = clock.clockid
In that RecordSource there is another field, CombinedField, that combine
both fields, you can use it in the form for display only

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Bernd - 03 Jun 2007 23:33 GMT
Nope, I'm not getting it... Would you be willing to look at a small sample
and e-mail it back to me?
if so, you can download the small mdb file at http://e-biss.co.za/a.zip
Thanks a million
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Ofer Cohen - 04 Jun 2007 05:58 GMT
What is your email?

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Bernd - 04 Jun 2007 09:08 GMT
bernd "at" e-biss.co.za
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Ofer Cohen - 04 Jun 2007 18:38 GMT
I sent the MDB

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fredg - 03 Jun 2007 22:55 GMT
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You don't combine it into a field.
Keep the data in two separate fields.
When ever you need to combine the data, in a report or in a form,
concatenate it, using an unbound text control:
=[Speed] & [Clock]
in a query you would use:
NewColumn:[Speed] & [Clock]
In either event, there is no need to save the combined value.

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