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    Query Does Not Work-Selct Members with No Transaction for Selected Years

    I was just wondering if there was no reply because no one tried to work with the database I attached in the immediately previous post, or because no one was able to get it to work the way suggested in prior messages in this thread. Thanks.
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    Query Does Not Work-Selct Members with No Transaction for Selected Years

    Hi and thanks for your replies. I have tried all of the suggestions, as best I understood them, but was unable to get the desired result, except when I created a new field in the tblMembership and copied redundant data to it from the tblMembersTrans via the frmMembership which has all fields...
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    Query Does Not Work-Selct Members with No Transaction for Selected Years

    Hi Bob: Thanks. I tried doing the above several times and several ways; probably, I messed up, or possibly, if I select a year and there is no transaction record for that year, it won't show the data that I want. Anyway, the point is now somewhat moot because I used a less elegant way to...
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    Query Does Not Work-Selct Members with No Transaction for Selected Years

    Hi Glaxiom: Thanks. I tried that but it still does not work when I am trying to show which members had no transactions, but only for a specified year or years. I already have an old query in the database that shows members who have never paid anything, ever (all years). I imagine that the...
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    Query Does Not Work-Selct Members with No Transaction for Selected Years

    Hi: I'm sorry but I don't know what those terms mean. What is a left join and how do I do that? Thanks
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    Query Does Not Work-Selct Members with No Transaction for Selected Years

    Table 1: tblMembershp Table 2: tbl MembersTrans Relationship: I am a volunteer for a small non-profit organization. I maintain membership records and am also a member of the board of directors. Everyone is an unpaid volunteer. I want to generate a query (MS Access 2007) that will show...
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    SUBJECT: Form Combo Box Causes Query Error Message

    Hi vbaInet: First, before I go on, I want to thank you very much for taking the time not only to review my sample DB but also for the detailed instructions that you prepared. Besides the fact that I really have to read much more to learn about the proper use of databases (up to now I have only...
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    SUBJECT: Form Combo Box Causes Query Error Message

    Hi vbaInet: I revised both tables, in the main table, Membership, I used autonumber (ID) because that is the only field that can't have duplicates. In the Type (that is the type of membership), I already had the single field in that table, namely "Type" already designated as the primary key...
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    SUBJECT: Form Combo Box Causes Query Error Message

    Hi vbaInet: The problem is that since I added the combo box, when I create a query, I get the above error message for the field that the combo box is related to. Please open the attached sample datbase (in the zip file) and click on this query: TEST-Membership Query-2010-TYPE. When the error...
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    SUBJECT: Form Combo Box Causes Query Error Message

    I have attached a test version (only a few test records and various forums, queries, etc. deleted) of the database causing a problem. I'm sorry for such a long post; however, it is the only way I know to adequately explain the problem. Using Access 2007, I created two similar combo boxes...
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