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It's in format "04-01"

I didn't mean to offend anybody. Sorry for that. Thanks for your try anyway.

That's not important. I just took it as an example. It could be 07-01 and 07-02 and 07-03 (so three shifts of line number 7), or whichever other number combination. What is important is that I want to compare shifts from the same line or same vehicle number.

No, there is nothing defined in the format property of the field in the access database for the field SL.Only I set the data type to be Text.

The data types of krajkm and pockm are Number. So, in the example above I want to ckeck whether krajkm for 04-01 is less or equal than pockm of 04-02. SL. is of type text.

THIS IS THE EXAMPLE: So I like to ckeck whether Krajkm for 04-02 (the ending km for second shift of line number 4) is smaller than pockm for 04-03 (the starting km for third shift of the same line number i.e. number 4) i.e. to check and compare cosecutive values for starting and ending km. Thanks

Hi, I have a table with unique number of vehicle and the shift it works in. There are columns for number of vehicle, shift, starting km and ending km. I want to subtract or only compare the values form the columns ending km and starting km from the consecutive rows depending on the shift. I...

Ok, can you help me please how to combine into one query these two which work when tested as standalone selects: SELECT MAGACIN.GBR, [@data1] AS Expr1, [@data2] AS Expr2, Sum(IIf([MAGACIN.SIFRA]="0992201",MAGACIN.KOL,0)) AS Addblue, Sum(IIf([MAGACIN.SIFRA]="0999001",MAGACIN.KOL,0)) AS...

Hello, I have three tables and I use fields from all of them, and aggregate functions to make select for my report. I tried to make separate selects that return separately correct values, but I don't know how to combine them and get one select in the query which I will use for the Crystal...

The first post from with this title and the one with the images are completely the same and give the same results. And I use the second table Magacin to make the first table using the posted select statement. If you are looking at http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/...d.php?t=218674, don't...

Here are the both tables. The Gorivo column in the first table which I have made using the posted select statement is Sum(KOL). Kol is the column that should be calculated with sum() in the table MAGACIN which I use in the select.

From that table only KOL should be calculated. So, CENA,BRMAG and BRNAL are not important so, this is important, this table and the calculation of KOL, depending on SIFRA, DATA, and GBR as I have posted earlier

As in the second table, I have posted as untitled1.jpg, the sum for Gorivo should be 1202 (it is the sum of column KOL), not 40868 as in my case, in the first table shown in untitled.jpg. So is the case with all other columns where I have sum. Thanks

Here is the biggining part of the result of the select: And here is the select: SELECT NOVI.GBR, NOVI.AB, Min(IIf(([NALOG1.DATA]>=[@data1]) And ([NALOG1.DATA]<=[@data2]) And ([NALOG1].[POCKM]>0),[NALOG1.POCKM],Null)) AS pockm, Max(IIf(([NALOG1.DATA]>=[@data1]) And...

I have three tables and they are prety big. In the previous thread I posted only very little segment of the table MAGACIN, but the whole select contains data from all the tables. Here is just short segment of the result of the query. It should look something like this at the end, when running...