@theDBguy ..... That's exactly what I thought was going to finally work after trying different other things on the internet but it still didn't. Maybe I failed to translate it into my own database, you can try for me please.
@theDBguy ..... That's exactly what I thought was going to finally work after trying different other things on the internet but it still didn't. Maybe I failed to translate it into my own database, you can try for me please.
I'm a newbie to Ms Access and I have tried to follow a lot of content on this subject title but I wasn't successful. Can someone demonstrate for me on the attached sample database.
I want to create a query (Resultant Query) which concatenates records from another query (Source Query). For example:
Source Query
A 10
B 15
A 6
C 4
C 5
Resultant Query
A 16
B 15
C 9
I want to query figures from a table into my query using date criteria but when I run the query I get only blanks. The expression I'm using in the expression builder is as follows. See also attached images.
XE: DLookUp("EXCRate","ExchangeRates","EXCDate=#" & [DateEntered] & "#")
The writes conflict dialog box is still popping up and the answer for all the users is just "Drop Changes". Can there be a code which automates "Drop Changes" so that we don't continually do that manually?
I have a split database and I have duplicated front-end file to make multiple copies for different users. Every-time a change is made on one front-end form, I want the other forms in other front-ends to always drop changes. How can I trap this write conflict to always drop changes maybe through...
I am a newbie to MS Access VBA. I want to lock fields on a form (PaymentRequest) "Payment Request 1" using a checkbox such that if I go to the next form (PaymentRequest) "Payment Request 2" the fields will be editable until I also lock them with a checkbox on that particular form. I have tried...
Hie I have created a tabular form and I inserted second column with combo boxes which are dependent on combo boxes in the first column. However when I select a combo-box value in the next row of the first column, instead of updating just the combo-box of that very row in the second column, it is...
Hi I am new to Microsoft Access. Creating and using automated systems is my hobby. I have been using Excel workbook functions for a long time now and Excel VBA macros for the past few months. Now I want to get into more sophisticated platforms and so here I am