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MS Access Forum / Queries / February 2008

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Record Deleted25 Feb 2008 16:41 GMT1
I am attempting to write a simple query and when I choose the information in
ascending order I am receiving an error message that states a record has been
deleted and will not provide the report. I'm finding that I'm receiving this
message on several already created queries. How ...
Expression typed incorrectly or too complex?25 Feb 2008 15:51 GMT4
I have a query that uses a function to calculate the number of working days
between 2 dates.  The query works fine and returns the number of days.
I am using the query to get a count of records 'cleared' in over 10 days.  
When I put a criteria under the calculated field to ...
Updating Linked Table Data25 Feb 2008 14:46 GMT3
Is it possible to update / append data from a local table TO a Linked Table?
For some reason when I create a new Query - the linked table does not appear
in the list of available objects in the Design View of my Query.
Need help with recursive SQL25 Feb 2008 14:44 GMT3
I am using MS Access / Jet.
Problem is of hierarchial query:
I mean typical Boss Employee table:
Name                 Boss
Querying only x number of records25 Feb 2008 14:25 GMT2
How do I write a query to only pull back the most recent x number of records?
For example, sometimes I wish to pull back the most current 4 records, the
most current 22 records, and all the records.  I know who to do this in a
program using a loop with a counter and a NextRecord ...
Join Query - Subtract Two Sets 2 Field Key25 Feb 2008 14:05 GMT4
I am using Access 2003 with no ability to switch versions.
I have two tables.  1 is the current inventory of Fuel Cards, and the second
is the new inventory of Fuel Cards.  I want to find all the NEW Fuel Cards
that exist only in the second table.
Searching for text25 Feb 2008 13:51 GMT1
I would like to search for the word "and" in a query. How is it done?
cheers
Join Query - How do I subtract one set from another?25 Feb 2008 13:29 GMT5
I am trying to find every entry on list A that is NOT on list B.  So I am
trying to subtract list B out of list A.  So far, all I have been able to do
is get rid of the intersection, such that I have every entry not in both.
The code for that is
Dynamic Font Size in queries25 Feb 2008 06:49 GMT1
I have an Access (2002) application heavily dependent on query output.  I've
been looking for ways to change fontface, size, and color on-the-fly but
can't find anything.  I know that there are ways to automatically apply such
choices on a NEW query, but I can't find a way to do ...
Calculate change from record to record25 Feb 2008 00:34 GMT4
in my database, I am recording projects in different categories. I
have now created a crosstab query that sums up all project per
category and year, including a total number of projects per year.
How can I also show, how the total number is changing compared to the
Complex query need help??24 Feb 2008 20:01 GMT2
i need to make the following query
-mantable
    john
    david
Export a Table to a Text File24 Feb 2008 07:34 GMT1
How do I export a Table to a text file?
I need Fixed with and have a import specification.
I can import from a text file to a table but now I need the other way.
I have the table ready using queries and all I need is this last step.
How to?? Exclude top 5% and bottom 5% and calculate an average per23 Feb 2008 23:42 GMT1
In a query, I have dates (1st row), and a number (2nd row).
date1 -- 105
date1 -- 90
date1 -- 120
COUNT DISTINCT ?23 Feb 2008 20:03 GMT5
I often use aggregate functions in a non-grouped query when I'm writing
queries in T-SQL in an Access .adp server link.
However, when I try the same in a normal .mdb database I receive an
error about a missing operator.  The T-SQL is
Display the lesser of two DateDiff expressions23 Feb 2008 19:56 GMT1
I have two fields - ProgramEntry and ProgramExit.
I want to calculate how long a person has been in a program.  I can do
that with a DateDiff ("d",[ProgramEntry], Date()) expression.  But, I
run into a problem when they exit the program as it will keep adding
 
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