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    delete Query

    delete Query How do i Specify the table containing the records that I want to delete?
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    rounding negitive numbers up to 0

    IIF works as long as I dont try to do it from within the same query thank you all for your help
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    rounding negitive numbers up to 0

    Brain thank you for asking about the field name, Iv done that a fee times here in the middle of the night
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    rounding negitive numbers up to 0

    the first is, the [selected date ] from a form -[entry date of object field] most come out + but for those who's [entry date] starts later in the month in question thiers comes out as a -
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    rounding negitive numbers up to 0

    the field name is an alias, I created in the query to create a number from two different dates.
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    rounding negitive numbers up to 0

    Ok, tried, when running it thinks that the [fieldname] is a parameter and askes me to enter parameter value....
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    rounding negitive numbers up to 0

    I can not have any negitive numbers show up in my field so I need to round up and negitives to "0"
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    Between problems

    they are text feilds
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    Between problems

    Ok, iv droped the reformaing. it is giving me records for only that fall inbetween the months and not the years.... so if I input 01/01/14 and 01/31/15 it gives the all records for the 1st month of 14 and 15.... If I input 2/2/2014 and 10/2/2014 it gives me all the dates between there for 14...
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    Between problems

    Ok while in the query how should it look? the field name is 'shortdates" With out useing the Left, 10 how should I format it into US FORMAT? thank you
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    Between problems

    it is stored as a long date but I am Using the "left([Date]),10) and it is in the mm/dd/yyyy
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    Between problems

    Help! I have a report with an inbeded query. I am running a between [start date] and [finish Date] this worked fine last year but now it only wants to show dates for this year. is there somthing that I am missing?
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    Question Force shut down

    Re: Force shut down ("kill switch/trigger") Please do tell about the "kill switch/trigger" so that I may build that into furture systems. Thank you
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    Question Force shut down

    I am in need of updating a table in my system but can not due to a coworker having this data system open on thier pc that is in a locked office. Is there a way I can log them off the back office or force thier access to shut down? Thank you Stan
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    if query criteria, looking at form field return a null then look at field in table

    I wonder what I screwed up, i'll give it another run.... thank you for your help
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    if query criteria, looking at form field return a null then look at field in table

    yes in fact what it is looking for is the tables "AutoNumber" In the form it will be the last one added, but if is null then I need to have it return all Numbers in that field. Does this change things. I was about to give up and just create two reports each with its own Query (I hate creating...
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    if query criteria, looking at form field return a null then look at field in table

    Public Function locateincidentnumber() As String If CurrentProject.AllForms([Forms]![frm-Staff-Client Information Navigation Panel]![frm-Staff-CIR Form]).IsLoaded Then locateincidentnumber = [Forms]![frm-Staff-Client Information Navigation Panel]![frm-Staff-CIR Form].[Form]![Incident...
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    if query criteria, looking at form field return a null then look at field in table

    What I have and what I am trying to do is to build into one Query the ability to show that current record just entered from a form field and it that form is closed to open all records in the table. it is an attempt to use one report that has the query build into it instead of creating two reports.
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    if query criteria, looking at form field return a null then look at field in table

    IIf(CurrentProject.AllForms("frmMyForm").IsLoaded,[Forms]![frmMyForm]![MyCtl],"*") opens up a "enter parameter value" box????
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    if query criteria, looking at form field return a null then look at field in table

    @stan, I think it would prompt for a Enter Parameter Value if the Form is Closed.. So you should consider moving to a User Defined function maybe? The function would test if a Form is opened or closed.. If open return the values, return all.. Sounds interesting, how would that look?
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