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Okay, I'm reasonably intelligent when it comes to databases, but this "simple" query is eating my brain. I have two lists of files, each located in a different spot. One contains all names of files that have been uploaded to our database, and the other is the company file storage location...

So here are the instructions from MS on one of their pages Combine the select queries in SQL view On the Create tab, in the Queries group, click Query Design. A new query opens in Design view. Close the Show Table dialog box. On the Design tab, in the Query group, click Union. Nice, only...

The dates in this ancient (not my original data, it's data somehow copied off of an old obsolete computer system that I'm just trying to rescue and organize), are formatted like this - 6/19/89. My query is written such that I get a sum of all like material from each supplier. The purpose is to...

As in..."wut we got Heah...is Failuh to communiKATE" (but as always, it could be operator error and I'm just not advanced enough to know the obvious-to-the-experts fix on this) :D Mods, if this question is in the wrong forum please don't hesitate to move it. I just wasn't sure what category...

I have a database that I didn't design. It's from a client and they didn't design it either (and it's rather a piece of crap). So, I apologize upfront if this gets complicated. Our client is the prime contractor of the client and we are the subs. Using or designing a different database...

Some of you may have clicked on this thread thinking...Oh, this is SOOO easy. But wait! Don't write that check yet. So, I've been to the Access options and clicked on the "show navigation pane" etc. No go. I tried F11, no such luck. Tried ctrl F (sorry you can't do a find from this part of...

Okay, I'm merely an end user, though I'm not bad at design and basic access, I've got this weird (and badly designed), but mandatory format into which I have to enter data for a specific client. It has a ton of really unneccessary pages through which one has to wander in order to enter data...

Hey gang, I hope this is the correct forum. Just curious, the design of this board looks strikingly similar to The Straight Dope board. Is this a common default "look" for some boards? (the Dope is the only other one I've seen with this visual format).