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    "Report on my Data" in access 2013 web apps

    Sorry, I'm always doing this - posting a question and then answering it myself - but in case anyone else has the same problem I found this link http://kb.jetreports.com/article/AA-00801/0/Setting-up-an-Azure-SQL-data-source-in-Jet-Essentials.html and installed the right driver using the links...
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    "Report on my Data" in access 2013 web apps

    Has anyone had problems trying to create reports from an Access 2013 web app? When I try to create the client only database I get the following error "Microsoft Access can't connect you to the database right now. This might be a result of missing drivers or a general problem contacting the...
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    Grand totals on a single view

    Sorry - ignore the question - I should have read on a bit further - seems I can do this with subviews.....
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    Grand totals on a single view

    Jeff, Is it possible to set up a view within an access app to show a number of different "grand totals", related to one or more tables. For example, I'd like to display the total value of all orders, the total number of orders and the total number of items ordered, on a single view. In this...
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    Query Parameters in Access 2013 web apps

    Jeff, Many thanks for this. (I didn't direct the question specifically to you as I didn't want to assume that you would be the one answering all questions posted here, but I'm delighted you've picked it up...) As ever, I've been sidetracked on other things but hope to turn my attention to this...
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    Query Parameters in Access 2013 web apps

    Hi, I'm creating my first web app with Access 2013 and I'd like to allow users to run a query after supplying a parameter to be used in the query.Simple example might be to display a list of all records that contain a date older than "x" in a particular field - with the user supplying the value...
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    Lookup Data Type in Access 2013 Web App

    Jeff, Thanks for your update. It's good to know that I won't have to start from scratch again when I'm ready to go live. I guess I will have to practice the steps involved in copying across the data (otherwise it may take me so long to work out what I'm doing that the data is out of date again...
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    Lookup Data Type in Access 2013 Web App

    Jeff, (Now I've had the opportunity to spend a bit of time on this, the questions are coming thick and fast. I'm not sure that to keep bombarding you endlessly is the proper way to get support on this, but if I haven't already tested your patience to the extreme, I have another one....) As I...
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    Lookup Data Type in Access 2013 Web App

    Jeff, I do have one quick (I hope!) question. I'm trying to set up a calculated field that returns the number of days that a job posting has been active. This is basically todays date minus the posting date. I've tried to research this and came up with DateDiff("d", [Posting Date],Date()), but...
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    Lookup Data Type in Access 2013 Web App

    Jeff, Please ignore my earlier mail. I can see that you just add another tab to do this!! A case of RTFM!!!!! Jane
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    Lookup Data Type in Access 2013 Web App

    Jeff, Thanks. I have set up Total Cost as a calculated field. Just one question on the Related Items Control. I can see how it works in my app, showing me orders associated with Customers, when I'm in the Customers List. Very Nice. Do you know whether it should also show me Postings associated...
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    Lookup Data Type in Access 2013 Web App

    Jeff, Feeling a bit smug now as I have made some progress - creating three more tables - Employees (just one field - Employee Name), Contacts (Two fields - Customer name and Contact Name) and Postings (Fields are Date, Customer Name, Position, Contact Name, Employee Name) - This is to track job...
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    Lookup Data Type in Access 2013 Web App

    Jeff, Sorry for the delay in responding - I've been busier than I was expecting on the recruitment side - good for business bit bad for application development!! I have done the tidying up. Thanks. In answer to your questions, no I'm not familiar with the controls you mention. To be honest...
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    Lookup Data Type in Access 2013 Web App

    Jeff, You're a genius!. All worked perfectly and I have no blanks in the table. (I couldn't open the screen print you sent for some reason, - I do have internet explorer set up to show pictures - but I didn't need to see it as following your instructions everything worked as it should). I now...
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    Lookup Data Type in Access 2013 Web App

    Jeff, Thanks so much for all your help. I'm going to be out today and most of tomorrow, so I'm going to try this over the weekend. I will report back on Monday. Thanks again. Jane
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    Lookup Data Type in Access 2013 Web App

    Jeff, I've done this - no problems. Thanks. Jane
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    Lookup Data Type in Access 2013 Web App

    Jeff, If it seems I take a long time to respond, it's because I have to do my day job as well (recruitment consultant!), so don't get nearly as much time on this as it probably needs..... We're still using the perfectly serviceable Excel spreadsheet to manage orders and job postings and...
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    Lookup Data Type in Access 2013 Web App

    Jeff, Thank you so much for offering to help me - I'm eternally impressed that people give up their time to do this kind of thing!! To answer your questions - Yes I'm using Office 365 services, rather than hosting on an internal server. My two tables are Customers and Orders. At the moment...
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    Lookup Data Type in Access 2013 Web App

    Hi, Very new to Access, so be gentle with me!! I guess this is a general "can it be done" question. I want to create a Web App in Access 2013 that contains a table of client names, addresses etc, and a second table that contains order details, including client name. It would be nice to ensure...
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    Introducing Myself......

    Hi, Just wanted to introduce myself - I fear I may become a pretty regular poster, given my current low level of knowledge!! I work for a small recruitment company and we have decided to move our trusty but increasingly inadequate Excel-based order tracking system to an Access 2013 Web based...
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