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MS Access Forum / Queries / February 2008

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What is MS-ACCESS equivalent of MS-Excel function "FIND"?29 Feb 2008 14:22 GMT2
I am trying to parse a text of the type: "Diabetes; COPD; LDL". I want to
extract Diabetes and CPD and LDL from this string. In excel you can use left
(or Mid or Right) alongwith FIND function to locate the seperator (; in the
examle string). But Access does not recognise FIND ...
need zeros!29 Feb 2008 13:51 GMT3
I can see a lot of people have posted about this topic, but I couldn't find
anything to help me.  I have a query based on four tables:
1.  Projects
    ProjectID*
Consecutive Date Query Part Deux29 Feb 2008 13:01 GMT1
Good Afternoon,
Got a rather complex brain teaser for you. Please review my sample data....
TableA
LNAME        ADDR1          ARRIVAL             DEPARTURE        CODE
update query29 Feb 2008 12:52 GMT5
It seems no one can correctly help me with my problem. So I try it again and
now in this topic.
I have a table with muliple fields (columns).
In one of these columns all rows can contain only 3 different values: for
Query for comparison of totals29 Feb 2008 05:03 GMT11
ost ocity dst dcity shipdate  paid amt    transport amt
A    B       C  D      1/1/07     7888           777
E    F       G  H       2/3/07    733               887
I     J         K  L      4/5/08       998             756
issue with date ordering29 Feb 2008 04:29 GMT2
I wonder if i could get some help with the following issue with the date
When i do query as below
mycurrdate = Format(now, "d/mm/yyyy")
myWeeklyIDCounter = DCount("[WeeklyID]", "WeeklyReport", "[Student_No] = '"
Re: Ranking my results in a query to get the TOP#10 percent29 Feb 2008 01:49 GMT8
I have created several queries and now I would like to rank my result to
only get the TOP 10 percent.
Could you please assist me with an Access SQL statement that can accomplish
this?
need some guidance on normalizing a table29 Feb 2008 00:35 GMT1
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Appending Only New Data to a current Table29 Feb 2008 00:19 GMT6
I have a query that appends data to a table.  This works fine however I only
want new records that have been collected to be appended - at the moment it
keeps appending thousands of records every time the query is run.
I do remember reading something about this but I have lost ...
Access - Include extra column on a single page in quiry28 Feb 2008 23:40 GMT1
Using Access 2007 - By reducing the width of columns in Design View manually,
I was able with Access 2003 to print on a single page.  How can I do it with
Access 2007 ?  Thanks
test ignore28 Feb 2008 23:17 GMT1
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Finding Trends28 Feb 2008 21:35 GMT1
I have table which has the results of various contests:
Year  Team  Result
2007  A        W
2003  A        L
Counting dates between 2 dates (No weekends)28 Feb 2008 21:19 GMT5
I need a query (and where to place it) the counting the numbers of days
between two dates (not counting weekends)
Time elapsed between records28 Feb 2008 20:10 GMT1
Hi I have a query that looks at a detailed transaction list that includes
account numbers, transaction time/date, amount of transaction etc.  I need to
find out the time elapsed between transaction records with the same account
number.  Since there are hundreds of possible ...
expiration28 Feb 2008 20:07 GMT5
Hi I'm new to Access and I'm trying to create a simple report that contains
multiple medical and certification license expiration dates.  How do I create
query for all of the criteria for anything that would expire from today's
date up to 1 month out.
 
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