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    #Type! in calculated fields of a form

    Many thanks, I will try your method to see what the wrong is
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    #Type! in calculated fields of a form

    No never for all fields
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    #Type! in calculated fields of a form

    I have some functions, but they are all return numbers
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    #Type! in calculated fields of a form

    This issue appears sometimes not all times, it happens when a user deletes date from the ScndCrseFrstAsses and ScndCrseScndAsses by the delete key
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    #Type! in calculated fields of a form

    Some beautiful minds work like crystal ball with accurate 100% :). The calculated filed I use is =IIf([txtRes]=5 And [txtTotal2]<50,[ScndCrseFrstAsses]+[ScndCrseScndAsses],Null) Details; txtRes is also a calculated filed based on a function and this function returns only numbers...
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    #Type! in calculated fields of a form

    I have a subform of some calculated fields that calculate date from other fields. I am getting "#Type!" error at the calculated fields. I did some searches and found that happens when trying to calculate different data types together, however, my fields to be calculated are all "NUMBER" data...
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    How to make joined queries editable

    information in UNBOUND controls are not for further uses as I know. In my case, fields like average or ResFCourse later they would be used to filter the students. Example, if I want to find the top 3 students according to their averages, how could achieve this task if there is no students...
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    How to make joined queries editable

    Can I DlookUP "ResFCourse" from "qryStudentsResults" into "qryStudentsMark" by "StudentRegID"?
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    How to make joined queries editable

    For some reasons, I would keep the first part of your statement with no comment . Well, I am already using a form and subfrom, however, the subfrom is based on "TheResultedQuery" because all fields should be shown to the user. Again, based the subfrom on a non editable query would led to non...
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    How to make joined queries editable

    Also, the field "SAFExam" would be filled by hand once "SAFirstAssest" get values
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    How to make joined queries editable

    It would be hard to create/delete table each time the record is edited for thousand of records
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    How to make joined queries editable

    In the "TheResultedQuery" there is a field named "SAFirstAssest". This field in calculated depending on the two joined queries. I can't find another way to find "SAFirstAssest" unless join the two queries. In the query mode or the form mode, the resulted query would be non editable
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    How to make joined queries editable

    Thank you arnelgp for the replay, Unfortunately, not worked
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    How to make joined queries editable

    Thank you Mike for the replay, sure ! Uploaded with regards
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    How to make joined queries editable

    Hello everyone, I have a query "qryStudentMarks" which include students marks for the whole academic year, and a group-by query "StudentsResults" that hold some calculation fields such as student semester result (Pass and Fail) and averages. I want to combine the both quires but want the...
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