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MS Access Forum / Queries / November 2005

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dcount in a query?10 Nov 2005 00:30 GMT4
I am trying to count the number of related records each member of an
organisation has.
eg.
main table with member specific info
Crosstab and nulls10 Nov 2005 00:30 GMT3
I have a crosstab which counts dates based on headings ie training types,
however this produces null values obviously where there aer no dates, not a
problem...
just wanted to ask if there was a way of substituing a null for a 0, sure i
query needed please09 Nov 2005 22:51 GMT5
Hello,
I need to create a query that would do the following:
Return Field displays the primary loan Number if one exists. If no
loan # is designated as primary, but another loan# exists, than the first
Prompt for "INTO" table in make-table query09 Nov 2005 21:57 GMT3
I created a make-table query, but now I want to modify it so that it prompts
me for a new table name to create each time I run it.  How do I do this?  
Thanks,
L. Jones
Compare two fields in Access to see if one contains the other?09 Nov 2005 21:15 GMT2
I have a Client Acct Number field that might contain the patient's social
security number.  What would be the query to find these?
same criteria for multiple field in a query09 Nov 2005 21:04 GMT9
I need to filter the textbox content in the form( Serch Textbox) and it
should search textbox content in multiple field of the query.
Returning Record# from query09 Nov 2005 20:45 GMT4
Back in the days when I used to do FoxPro programming, there was a
function [RecNo()] which allowed you to get the record number of a
record returned from a query or table.  Can anyone tell if MS Access
supports this same functionality and, if so, what the function is
Showing the recods with Lower Price if "almost" duplicate found09 Nov 2005 20:14 GMT6
I have a query that makes a table here is the sql view of it:
SELECT tbl_AcctPricing.BLACCT, tbl_AcctPricing.BNAME,
tbl_AcctPricing.BLRECT, tbl_AcctPricing.[BLREC#], tbl_AcctPricing.BLPLIST,
IIf(tbl_AcctPricing.BLRECT Like
Update query to linked excel file fails in 200309 Nov 2005 20:12 GMT2
I have a query that worked fine in Access 2000, but fails in 2003.  It's a
simple update query to a linked excel file. I get the following message:
"Cannot update'(expression)'; field not updateable.
Exclude Question09 Nov 2005 20:00 GMT3
We have an Access Database that has the following specs:
1.  PatientCase Table
2.  Invoice Table
3.  Items Table
Delete from Recordset without Affecting Table09 Nov 2005 19:22 GMT2
Here's the scenario:
I query my database and put all of the records into a recordset
In the recordset is a text field which I parse with a regular expression
This returns among other things a product code
data type mismatch in selection09 Nov 2005 19:19 GMT2
This query used to work, but quit about few weeks ago.  I can't track any
software change, and it fails on all computers that run it.  
I'm calculating the # of work hours (8.5 hrs/workday) from the time a job is
started until Now() to identify it's age in hours.  The following ...
Date Calculation in a query09 Nov 2005 19:17 GMT8
I have three fields one call Admin Review Date, Amount of days,  and the
other next admin review. Some are schedule to have the next admin review in
30,60 or 90 days. I need a formula that would calculate the next admin review
automatically. For example
multiple dates - show the most recent09 Nov 2005 18:51 GMT3
We have a database that tracks a number of different actions that each have
a due date and a reminder date.  The actions are:
1. Declaration Due
2. 90 Day Declaration Due
locking my computer09 Nov 2005 18:23 GMT3
can I somehow  disable my computer? I work midnights and have two teenage
sons.  I need to make the two computers inaccessable to them.,while im not
home. is their a way to lock them out temporarily with a pass word or
something.
 
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