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Excellent. That works really well. Also you saying that running sums were easy to do on the report level, not the query level allowed me to find this on the internet: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access-help/calculate-a-running-sum-cumulative-total-HP005187388.aspx I didnt even...

No the report and sub report are not directly related. This is probably something I should have explained before. I have attached an example report for December as an image. Basically the main report (the top bit) runs between two set months and by market sector (in this case...

Ok I have Imported Market sector to the main report (not a sub report). I have added a group for MktSector. How do I then calculate running totals on the report. Presumably a formula is required. Thanks again for the help

Thanks for the reply. The SQL will ultimately be placed in a sub report shown on a main 'Orders Report'. It should show a summary of running totals of Order Value over the year. I usually make my SQL in QBE and then paste it into a report when it's working. Is there an easier way to do it...

Access Running Totals Query needs additional criteria Hi, I have included a screenshot of the query for reference. I am trying to create a running totals query in access. I have successfully managed this following guidelines on Technet (I forget the reference) and have come up with this...

Thanks for the explanation. I figured there must be a time and place for both but its just a case of learning when! Thanks again for the assist

Thanks a lot for that. It does work the same in my environment Thanks again for the assistance! :)

vbaInet Thanks for the reply. Ive attached a much slimmed down version of the database. It most likely explains an awful lot better than I ever could. I simply couldnt think of a way it could be done in just one query. However, I am open to improvements or suggestions if you fancy taking a...

No problems! Its good to have input anyway. Glad we both learned something from this :)

Hi, Thanks for the fast response. I'll certainly take a look at the link posted. I think the difference with mine is that it involves two nested queries. I am also unsure how to setup a relationship between the nested queries and the main query (which currently I have setup in the QBE). I...

Hi, First off I stress I have this working perfectly using 3 visual queries. I would really like to further understand SQL nested queries though and combine the three visual queries into one SQL query. (Hope that makes sense!) Basically I can insert the sub-query into the query as an...

Hi, Is this what you want. I found it on an EE article here: http://www.google.co.uk/#hl=en&biw=1916&bih=905&q=send+object+cmd+%3A+multiple%2C+send%2C+reports&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&fp=81aa0f6582b4550 (2nd result down) Function sndrpt() Rem <!-- Make sure the Microsoft Object xx.0...

Thanks for that I noticed when i first ran the code and checked for typos I still hang my head that I didnt notice the post sooner though :) Thanks anyway

Epic Fail! I clearly suck at searching! After googling a little more I finally found this: http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=58212 Exactly what I wanted ...grrrr :) Hopefully this may point someone else on the right track!

On further searching it appears that I may be able to achieve this using the Docmd.sendobject method but loop though the recipients creating a comma separated string which is then put into the BCC field. I am slightly stuffed as to how though! Hopefully someone can help me out Thanks Dave