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    DSUM to create Running Sum

    Hello Pbaldy, I believe I figured out what was causing the data to not populate. I was not aware that you must save your changes before rerunning the query. For example, the database was only recognizing the last date parameters save. Once I change the date parameters, save, then rerun the...
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    DSUM to create Running Sum

    Hello. Can someone explain why my Dsum formula does not work when I change the date parameters to a different year? For example, the following formula "(DSum("[Eligible Wages]","[401K Report - Dina Detail w running totals]","[Employee ID]='" & [Employee ID] & "' and [Pay Group]='" & [Pay...
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    Running query in VBA with where condition

    Hello sxschech, thank you for the speedy reply and your remedy work! Once again thank you for helping me resolve my problem.
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    Running query in VBA with where condition

    Hello, can you help me resolve my problem? I created a form with a command button that will open a query. However, my objective is to open the query then filter based on the end user group. For example, I have the follow code: DoCmd.OpenQuery "HrOwner", acViewNormal, acReadOnly...
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    Access Backup Created

    Hello, unfortunately I am unable to get my split database to work on end users' local drive. The error message received is a run time error 3044 stating the path the back end is stowed is not a valid path. I need help ASAP. Thank you in advance.
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    Access Backup Created

    All users/countries were provided a network path to access the database.
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    Access Backup Created

    Hello RuralGuy, all end users were granted read/write permissions to a shared network folder.
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    Access Backup Created

    Hello and thank you all for the recommendations. I was able to split the database and moved the front end to the shared folder. However, my next step/question, how can I send each user a copy of the front end without breaking the links and maintaining the security permissions in addition to...
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    Access Backup Created

    Hello RuralGuy, yes the compact and repair was executed and unfortunately that did not resolve the problem. I watched one user attempt to access the database and the first thing I noticed was how long the database took to respond. I've since then engaged IT to trouble shoot the timing issue...
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    Access Backup Created

    Important points: Is the database split Do all users access (ie use) a distinct copy of the front end database. How does the German user connect to the database If you are all sharing the same copy, and you have a foreign user sharing the same copy, then this is likely to be the cause. Hello...
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    Access Backup Created

    Hello, can anyone explain why access creates a backup file when end users are attempting to access the database? For example, the end user is from Germany and trying to access a shared folder that contains the database and each time she attempt to access the database a serious of errors appear...
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    Move data to the most left column

    What if the columns are not consecutive? For example, address 1, update address 1, address 2, update address 2, ......etc? Thanks.
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    Move data to the most left column

    Arnelgp, the previous code added special characters at the end of each address. Any insight on what is causing this? See below: 25 W Mystic AveÿMystic, CT 06355ÿY The yY are the special characters. Thanks.
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    Move data to the most left column

    Arnelgp, finally I was able to get the code to run without errors. What was causing the previous error was the * Len(strContent)-1). After removing the -1, the code ran without any errors. I am currently checking the results to see what impact the -1 have on the results. Thank you.
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    Move data to the most left column

    sneuuberg, I received the following error: Run-time error 3883 The calculated column contains an invalid expression: If IsNull(rs.Fields(i).Value) And Not IsNull(rs.Fields(j).Value) Then Thanks.
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