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    Stacked Column PivotChart

    I can't see where to get to this, I can't find it in the query pivot chart or when I create the chart in Report Design.
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    Stacked Column PivotChart

    Yeah that'll definitely do, how can I get it to look like that in access?
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    Stacked Column PivotChart

    this is what the graph currently looks like; and this is what happens when I add in the 2 other fields that I want; I would ideally like 2 seperate columns, one with the Red and Blue fields and one with the Green and Purple fields. I've tried looking at the multiple chart options but...
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    Stacked Column PivotChart

    Hi All, I need a little help with my pivotcharts. In my query I have a couple of calculations that works out the percentage capacity used and the percentage capacity left for 2 different things, ordered by week number. In my pivotchart, I wanted a stacked column to show how much percentage...
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    If String Contains?

    Yeah that's got it, thank you very much! Mainly because the data spans across several years and the built in function for a weeknumber only gives you that so when having to work with data that goes across that length of time, I wanted something a little more specific and also something I...
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    If String Contains?

    Hi All, In my query, I have the week number and year arranged like this - "Y14-W11" I want to return a value in a text box on a report if the string contains, for example, W11. In this textbox I've put the expression =IIf([Y##-W##]="*" & "W11" & "*","2100000","BLAH") But this just...
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    Go To Record If Duplicate

    Ah that's what the save function I built in is for, nothing is finallised until that save button is clicked. All I want is txtJobNo to search for a duplicate and then go that duplicate record if there is one. Combo58 is just a quick search function, allowing us to find a job and tick it as...
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    Go To Record If Duplicate

    Sorry my mistake, I meant the combo box in the detail, Combo58 is just a macro search that searches by ID. On the after update event of txtJobNo, I want to check for duplicate records and then if there is one, I want to find that record. Thanks for the help so far!
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    Go To Record If Duplicate

    No, this is just a small part of it stripped down. This section is to provide packing and goodsout instructions to our warehouse and to keep track of all jobs going through.
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    Go To Record If Duplicate

    I can't quite see what you've done here? The search at the top is literally just a quick search, nothing more. The textbox in the form (txtJobNo) is where I originally had my code and the combobox cboJobNo is the one you said to put in.
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    Go To Record If Duplicate

    Attached stripped down database. The form is called Packing, the combo box you suggested is the very first one in the layout.
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    Go To Record If Duplicate

    Nope, still can't get this to work!
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    Go To Record If Duplicate

    Didn't change anything although got to admit I didn't even notice that. No it's a bound control on a form.
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    Go To Record If Duplicate

    The form is already open when it makes the check, I tried adding DoCmd.Close before the check but obviously then the function stops because the form is closed. Because I need it to check after I've entered in the Job Number, as very occasionally there may be a need to repeat that Job Number...
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    Go To Record If Duplicate

    Hi All, On my form I've got an afterupdate event that checks if the information entered already exists and this works absolutely fine. However what I would like is the option to go to the existing record if one is found, but I can't get it to work. This is my code currently; Private Sub...
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    Hah yeah it certainly is!

    Hah yeah it certainly is!
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    More ConcatRelated Problems

    I managed to fix it thanks to that, I didn't even think of creating a query and relating to that rather than the actual tables. Whether this is a work around or fix I'm not sure, but it's doing the job so far so thank you!
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    More ConcatRelated Problems

    It's Allen Browne's concatrelated function, the idea is to concatenate the records in the Instruments field where the User is the same.
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    More ConcatRelated Problems

    Ok so I've changed my table relationships to how you suggested and I can see how that would work, except now I'm getting a 3601 error, too few parameters, expected 1, and I can't see for the life of me where this error is occuring. This is my query; with the following SQL; SELECT...
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    More ConcatRelated Problems

    Ahhhh ok, that makes more sense now, thank you, I'll give it a try now and see what happens.
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