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Create Query to display three fields for every record in a table.

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AJRoad - 26 Apr 2008 18:57 GMT
Each customer is required to make a 10 percent deposit for each job. I need a
query to display Job ID, Customer ID, and deposit amount fields for every
record in my Jobs table. The fields that are included in my table are:Job ID
(primary key), Customer ID, Job Description, Job Status, Completion Date and
Quote. I would also like to format deposits with a dollar sign and two
decimal positions.

I appreciate your help,

AJRoad
Duane Hookom - 26 Apr 2008 21:48 GMT
You are asking how to display a currency value but don't seem to have any
fields in the table you described that store a currency value. I'm not sure
how anyone can help you.

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> Each customer is required to make a 10 percent deposit for each job. I need a
> query to display Job ID, Customer ID, and deposit amount fields for every
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> AJRoad
AJRoad - 26 Apr 2008 21:53 GMT
> You are asking how to display a currency value but don't seem to have any
> fields in the table you described that store a currency value. I'm not sure
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> > AJRoad
AJRoad - 26 Apr 2008 21:56 GMT
The Quote field is the Customer's cost for the job.

> You are asking how to display a currency value but don't seem to have any
> fields in the table you described that store a currency value. I'm not sure
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> > AJRoad
Duane Hookom - 26 Apr 2008 23:15 GMT
Try as query like:

SELECT [Job ID], [Customer ID], Quote * 0.1 As DepositAmount
FROM Jobs;

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> The Quote field is the Customer's cost for the job.
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