Recent content by angerplea

it uploads into a program that way. I just need to get the parts to reapeat based on the values contained in the quantity field.

Any idea's for this one? I have a part table summary with various quantities 1-1000 and want to create a new table where part number repeats with quantity of 1 corresponding back to the sum. If part 123456=20 then this would repeat 20 x and each record Qty=1 Start with summary...

well - I tried this but the change will not be reflected when printing. =IIf([Reports]![CI]![Check184]=True,"A","B")

Hi All - I've created a simple listbox on a report in MS Access 2010 so that there are two options A or B. Default is option A and I am able to change that to option B when in Report View, but if I switch to Print Preview, the report is refreshed and value defaults back to A. I have done...

Yes sir. That appears to work. Thanks:)

I normally do VBA behind form buttons and completly forgot about creating a module and pointing the query back to new function. Anyhow this is a cool trick above. Thx

That worked after it went into debug on this line: IsMyPattern = Not REMatches(0) Is Nothing I had to end 100x. Close tho.

That's cool. I'll try a custom function. Thx!:D

This works at about 95%: Like "??-*" Almost everything I'm trying to pick up has a dash in the 3rd spot. It's funny how the dash is seen as literal here, but in the BETWEEN it is not.

Ok - Got it :) There are records returned now, but I get some items not required "0100-0003" Thx

Here it is: SELECT dat_item_master.[3rd Item Number] FROM dat_item_master GROUP BY dat_item_master.[3rd Item Number] HAVING ((Left([3rd Item Number],2) Like "[A-Z]")); It looks like you are back into VBA. I'd prefer not to do that in this case.

Thx but unfortunatly there is no result: Left([3rd Item Number],2) Like "[A-Z]" Just as a test, this works: Left([3rd Item Number],2)="PE" Yes first two places in the string containing "AA" through "ZZ". Third place containing "-". Thx

Well - It almost works, but the dash is not recognized. I would like it to be a literal interpretation. Current result appears to ignore the dash "-" altogether? Between "AA-*" And "ZZ-*" Between "AA[-]*" And "ZZ[-]*" I thought that would do the trick, but no such luck.:confused: I just need...

Both fields are formatted as text in a linked view and that does not appear to change along the way to the report. I ended up combining the two fields within the header query that feeds into the report which solves the problem. I agree formatting is most likely the issue, but I don't see where...

I have two address fields that I want to tack together due to space contraints. =([add1] & " " & [add2]) Seems to work in a query but not report? I've tried a few other ways but no luck. Any feedback would be appriciated. :banghead: Thx