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    Data Problem?

    Thanks it works!
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    Data Problem?

    I am having this problem and I am thinking that I need to convert the data. Data: 7,300.00 600.50 400.40 What I am getting: 7,300.00600.50400.40 What I need is: 8,300.90 What I am doing is: [SessPDm] + [InterimPD] + [DistTravelAmount] I have Access 2000. Any help would be great.
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    Passing Parameters to Macros from VB?

    but you know what i meant. when the macro is ran the query inside the macro is asking for a parameter. How could I pass that parameter for that query? john-
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    Passing Parameters to Macros from VB?

    How can I run a macro in VB that the macro asks for a parameter. How could I pass along the parameter to the macro? This is how I am doing it... With appAccess.DoCmd .RunMacro "ApHistry" .RunSQL "UPDATE APHistory SET..... "...
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    Variable from VB to Access Report

    what version of vb, access do you have? What refrence do you use in VB? "Microsoft Access 9.0 Object Library". John-
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    Variable from VB to Access Report

    All I see is.. .OpenReport [Report Name], [View As AcView = acViewNormal],[Filtername],[WhereCondition] John-
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    Variable from VB to Access Report

    This is how I am opening the report... ========================================= Private appAccess As Access.Application Set appAccess = New Access.Application strACCond = "((APHistory.POSTEDDT) Between #" & txtFDate.Text & "# And #" & txtTDate.Text & "#)" appAccess.Visible = False...
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    Variable from VB to Access Report

    How can you add a variable from VB to an Access Reports Page Header? Any suggestions? John-
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    Syntax Error

    Man do I feel stupid....:( it works.. Sorry everyone.. john-
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    Syntax Error

    Date/Time
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    Syntax Error

    I am getting this error: Syntax Error in date in query expression '((APHistory.POSTEDDT Between #01/01/2003# AND #11/31/2003#))' Can anyone help me with this? John-:confused:
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    Parameters-Macro-SetWarnings Off

    Yes.
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    Parameters-Macro-SetWarnings Off

    Where would I put the parameter? John-
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    Parameters-Macro-SetWarnings Off

    Here are the screen shots. Please ask any other questions. John-
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    Parameters-Macro-SetWarnings Off

    Actually no it is not. I created 1 query in the Queries section. Then I created another query that calls the first query then I create a Create Table query which call the 2nd query to enter in that data into the new table. Does that make sense? John-
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