Create a query based on your table and include the field, DT Regular. With
the query in design view, click on the button in the menu for types of
queries. Change your query to an Update query. Under DT Regular you will see
a box that says Update To. Type in [DT Regular]+.83. Run the query. Access
will ask you if you want to update XX fields. Answer Yes.
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>I have a table which has differnt numbers in time like 1.77 (thats what
>shows
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> .83
> to each record for that row. How would I do this with a query?
Chad - 16 May 2007 02:44 GMT
Awsome!! Thanks...
> Create a query based on your table and include the field, DT Regular. With
> the query in design view, click on the button in the menu for types of
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> > .83
> > to each record for that row. How would I do this with a query?
Chad - 16 May 2007 02:45 GMT
thanks!!!
> Create a query based on your table and include the field, DT Regular. With
> the query in design view, click on the button in the menu for types of
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> > .83
> > to each record for that row. How would I do this with a query?