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MS Access Forum / Queries / March 2008

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put 0 in front of number field28 Mar 2008 21:48 GMT2
i have a number field like the following:
125645
1236544
54623211
Ranking28 Mar 2008 20:45 GMT1
I have a table with 2 fields (Department_Name, and the responsibilities for
each department):
Department_Name         Responsibilities
Dept1                            a, b, c
crosstab query questions28 Mar 2008 20:28 GMT6
UNION
SELECT 19 as MyID, ActivityDate as [Activity Date],  tblEmployee.first_name
+ " " + tblEmployee.Last_Name as EDA,
(Select count(*) from tblEDAActivityPlanMeetingDetails where
DateAdd28 Mar 2008 20:25 GMT3
I'm trying to figure out a way to this without adding 7 queires to my macro..
I have a data set that has a column for Date and Time.. Below is an example
row_date        interval               split    callsAnswered
27-Mar-08       10:00:00 PM    822        0
Update statement error28 Mar 2008 20:22 GMT3
Hi to all,
I am gettin the folowing error "operation must use an updatable query"
with the following :
UPDATE BudgetHST SET BudgetHST.Avril = (SELECT Avril FROM GrossMois WHERE
adding new rows28 Mar 2008 20:06 GMT2
I have a table that has 2 fields with the following data
field1                    field2
department1         a, b, c
department2         d, e, f
Sort by Grouped calculated field?28 Mar 2008 18:49 GMT1
My boss has asked me to make him a complicated report. I use Crystal Reports
most of the time but for this report I need to make some queries in access
first.
Basically here's what he wants:
Dynamically refreshing a query in a subform28 Mar 2008 18:29 GMT2
I have a form bound to a table.  I want to use the form to enter new records
in the table.  There are 3 fields in each record that are limited selections -
the choices are kept in separate tables and these fields are joined to the
related fields in the main table.  The 3 fields are ...
Can inner join be done on queries?28 Mar 2008 16:46 GMT8
I'm running a query that joins two sub-queries.  It doesn't work when I use
an inner join, but works when I use a left join.  The SQL is:
SELECT [0106 treat srcedat gwsw 3].*
FROM [0106 treat srcedat gwsw 4] INNER JOIN [0106 treat srcedat gwsw 3] ON
Select based on 1st character28 Mar 2008 16:40 GMT5
HI,  I have a query that finds duplicates based on [firstname] and [lastname]
which works fine however what we have discovered is that if the name has a
variation i.e. Rob instead of Robert it wont detect it.  I would like to
build an If statement so that if the 1st character (or ...
Case Sensitive Matching28 Mar 2008 16:22 GMT3
Hoping someone can help.  I've got one table with a list of transactions,
each transaction has a user code assigned to it (i.e. AA, aa, Ab, BA, etc.)  
I have another used id table that has the same user codes with a person's
name in another column  (i.e. AA  John Smith).  I'm ...
SELECT * versus SELECT named columns28 Mar 2008 16:10 GMT7
Our Project Manager hates SELECT *, he wants us to list all columns in our
SQL. Does this make a big difference in Access? The PM is mainly a SQL Server
person and apparently it makes a big difference there, but does it in Access?
He explained that with SELECT * the database ...
how to verify all numeric in field28 Mar 2008 16:01 GMT8
Hello,
Can somebody help me with a problem I have?
I am importing a text file into a data base and the data in the file is
simular to this.  
Datediff calculation error28 Mar 2008 15:11 GMT5
Can anyone suggest a work around on this problem. It seems that formula for
date difference, weekdays does not work in Access 2003. The formula to
calculate the date difference (# of weekdays) between 2 dates gives the
week's difference. The formula is:
show calculated value as a number (right aligned)28 Mar 2008 15:05 GMT4
When I divide two numbers in a query the result is displayed left aligned.
How do I get it to be right aligned?
 
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