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Hi, i dont think an autonumber field can be dynamcally created in a query, only in a table. We could try and generate an auto number using the date/hour but it wouldnt have afixed increment value as the hours will change from 24 to 1. but i think i do have a solution, its basicaly using a...

Hi, In my 1st suggestion, you actually dont need to make a copy of the table. It works only from 1 table. Whats its doing is referencing the same table twice. ie in the sql satement: FROM tblReadings INNER JOIN tblReadings AS tblReadingsPrev its still reading the same table tblReadings...

Hi, An alternative method would be to add another field to your table which would be a numeric sequence of all the readings. ie the first reading would have a readingID of 1, the second 2 etc: ReadingID Date Hour Total_MWh 1 1/1/2000 1 182.789 2 1/1/2000 2 182.996 3 1/1/2000 3 183.006 4...

Hi, This may work, if your hour field is a numerica value and always increment by 1, then you can link the table to itself within a query. You would relate the date and the current hour with the previous hour, giving you the previous reading. for example if yr table is called tblReadings then...

Hi, you are right you would use a union select query, as the tables do not have the same fields, we can make the changes to view inthe query. table 1 has all the fields so you would show everything from that. you would add thr missing fields in table 2, giving you identical tables making the...

if you set the default value of IOData.IODate to =Now() this captures the date & time then in yr query you could use the criteria: WHERE IODate=Now()

from the look of yr sql you dont need to link to tblRAO as you are using RAO_ID to link and then to filter too, i'm assuming that RAO_ID is a numeric field and txtRAO is the first combo box, in this case use the following on the afterupdate event of txtRAO me.secondCombo.recordsource="SELECT...

try =sum([Unit Price]*[Quantity]) and put it in the report or group footer.

convert text to date using cdate(string)

this is correct, a TRUE value is identified as -1 and False as 0, if the datatype is Yes/No in yr table then you just need to change its display format.

try using: nz(Employee_List.Manager,"Unknown") and also you need to include the above field in yr query but dont display it.

why dont you get yr query working with the 4 columns first. once you happy with this then just create a new query based on this where u return the 4 colums + add a new column usinf iif statement and dlookup then use that for yr listbox.

try adding a new field in yr query using DMIN, somethin like: Expr1: DMin("Code","table2","Name='" & [name] & "'") replace table2 with the name of the table with the data. you have problems with Amir's as it has an apstrophe....

i would suggest creating a 5th column in yr original query using a iif statement with a dlookup inside it: somethin like this: 5thField:iif(isnull(4thfield),null,dlookup("Portfoliocode","tbl_Portfolio","PortfolioID"=4thfield))

try this, create a new query, view in SQL view, then paste the following (but remember to replace Table1 with the name of table with date fields in): SELECT Table1.* FROM Table1 WHERE (((Date()) Between [date_from] And [Date_to])); View it design view later to see wat its doin. basically u...