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MS Access Forum / Queries / December 2005

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Creating Additional Columns in a Crosstab Query15 Dec 2005 21:00 GMT1
Hi,  I have a Crosstab Query created which pulls the count of column 1,
column 2, column 3, and Total of 1,2, and 3.  What I want to do now is create
new columns in the Crosstab Query showing the percents for column 1,2, and 3.
i.e. cnt_1:Int(([1]/[Total Of cnt])*100)
making two IIf's work together15 Dec 2005 19:40 GMT1
The statement below will report N/A if VarWComm is less than 0:
AmtOfLoss:
IIf([QryClassActRpt.VarWComm]<=0,Format([QryClassActRpt.VarWComm],"Currency"),"N/A" )   
The statement below will report N/A if BuysSellsmatchYN = No:
stripping html15 Dec 2005 19:03 GMT6
I have a memo field that has html characters/tags and a lot of line breaks.
I've been using REPLACE nested about 8 deep and I'm still not getting
everything nuked. What's the easiest way to strip all that stuff and leave
only the text? Is there a function that will do this?
Requested string function15 Dec 2005 18:58 GMT3
I received a request for this function, which I had offered to provide in an
earlier post here.  Rather than send it just to the person who emailed me,
I'm providing it here.
Call the function with 3 parameters, none are optional.  The first is a
Trouble with concatenate function15 Dec 2005 16:28 GMT6
I’m using a the fConcatChild function posted at
http://www.mvps.org/access/modules/mdl0004.htm to return a field with several
values from the Many table of a 1:M relationship in a comma separated format.
I’m using the function in a query and then combining it with another query
Join Query15 Dec 2005 15:52 GMT6
Hi All,
I have 2 tables that look like the following
ID,   SDate,   EDate,   OIN
1     071105  081105  123
"Between date" query15 Dec 2005 15:27 GMT2
I have a query that I use to return transactions that happened between a
specific set of dates, and the person responsible for those transactions. It
worked fine for a few months, but now returns odd results. For example, if I
select a date range of 09/01/05 to 09/30/05, it also ...
count unique - yet more info15 Dec 2005 15:00 GMT4
Not sure if posts buried far down in threads started yesterday are picked up
as new, so I am going to start another one - Tell me if this is wrong
procedure.
Anyway further to my post yesterday with the count unique subject, I am
And I Cry15 Dec 2005 14:05 GMT7
For this I have been searching........................
Table 1 - ORDERS
OrderId    Customer   OrderMonth    OrderValue
Ord1        ARTC         Jan-06           250,000
Parameter query - sort of...15 Dec 2005 12:29 GMT2
Hello and Merry Christmas.
Here's my deal:  I know how to run a paramter query.  What I want to do is
expand a parameter-like query to allow me to select an item from a list of
items (like Last name, for example), and then have the query run and give me
Query does not order the same data in the same way15 Dec 2005 12:01 GMT10
I am using MS Access as database for filtering, sorting and exporting data in
order to prepare data for another program. This other program is rather old
and requires sorted data in input file. For this I have being using
Make_Table Query which filters data, orders it and saves ...
Decimals wrong15 Dec 2005 09:45 GMT1
I have a field in a table as single and the results is to 3 decimals for all
records, for examploe 2.469.
When I use a query and I sum this field the result come to 2.49600005149841.
Why?
How do I replace records in a table?15 Dec 2005 07:14 GMT7
Not sure if this can be done, but I have a table with about 10,000 records
in it, all have a Main ID#, I need to replace about 80 of the records
(various Main ID#s) with records having the same Main ID # (these records
were updated elsewhere, and now I want to replace the ...
Crosstab Sort Order15 Dec 2005 05:43 GMT4
I have a table with a month order field in the format 200511 200510 200509
etc and a seperate table with an appropriate decode Nov 2005 Oct 2005 Sep
2005 etc
I want to do a Crostab based on the last twelve months data and I have set
Combining Multiple Records into a Single Record15 Dec 2005 04:01 GMT3
I have inherited a database that has previously been designed by
someone else.
Example:
ID    NAME           SCR_DT                  SESS_DT
 
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