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    Subtracting two Queries

    Hi mahenkj2, I looked at your sample, it would work if the process was structured like that, that is why I SHOULD have stated the whole process in detail... sorry for that mahenkj2 :o They need the "tblLoad" with two sub-tables "tblLoadProduct" and "tblLoadInvoice" with existing data. It is...
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    Subtracting two Queries

    Hi everyone! Do you guys mean the process? Here it is... We have a warehouse of products. For a product to be taken out of the warehouse, the stockman generates a Load summary receipt which he gets from tblLoad. Now there are two ways for a "Load Ticket" to be generated, these are by: 1)...
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    Subtracting two Queries

    All help are appreciated. Can you elaborate on how I can improve my table relationship? Because I'm all for improvement ;)
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    Subtracting two Queries

    I tried to replicate the table, since it would be just to long to find the necessary objects in the original database. So I just made a simpler database that shows the problem. In this database, "tblLoad" serves as the record for all products taken out of the warehouse. this table is linked...
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    Subtracting two Queries

    Ok, will just remove some data. It may take a while...
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    Subtracting two Queries

    It did not work also, after verifying the values, it turns out that the same thing is happening with the method. Only 1 value is appearing. Took me a while to check since I have hundreds of items to check. I'm out of ideas...
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    Subtracting two Queries

    Hi Galaxiom, I tried out your suggestion but did not quite work. If the join is #1, no records appeared, so I tried changing the joins to #2 and #3. Either "qryQuantityB.TotalQuantity" or "qryQuantityA.TotalQuantity" will have give a value, but not at the same time, which means I could not...
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    Subtracting two Queries

    Hi everyone! I need help regarding subtracting two values from two queries. I have search around and found some examples, but I could not make them work with mine because it involves SQL statements and I'm not that familiar with them. Basically I have two queries that sums up the value from...
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    Data Entry Check

    I see, I get what you mean, I actually setfocus to another control then bring it back to "txtLoadID"... ok, I will try it out. Be back in a bit... Update: :D It worked! A simple yet awesome workaround mahenkj2! What I was doing before is putting this code on the "On Enter" event of the...
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    Data Entry Check

    Hi, I'm stuck with almost the same problem. I have a mainform with a tabbed control that each tab has a subform in it. I have a bound textbox control on mainform named "txtLoadID." What I want to do is when "txtLoadID" loses focus and "is null," a message will be displayed that "txtLoadID"...
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    Question Removing waiting time....

    I'm glad it helped you. You also must not forget the fundamentals of normalization... since I'm fairly new to access myself, I often find my database bloated with unnecessary data. Allan Browne's site have helped me fine tune my database. Tons of tips and tricks are also here in the forum as...
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    Newbie Question / Pointers for Inventory for Inventory DB

    Almost everyone have encountered the "Price History" concept. In my opinion, you can handle it a couple of ways. You can have another table that saves the price of the item as per date and time and use a combobox list to select the most up to date price based on date and time. Second is you...
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    Question Removing waiting time....

    Hi there, Upon reading your post, if I understand you correctly, you are asking help in designing a database? If you are, what I do is make a flow chart of the processes, in each process, I then decide what kind of records I would be keeping and on which table it would belong. The forms and...
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    Question Conditional formatting percentage result.

    Hi, that is a very good alternative, not that precise, but then again, I just want to warn the user that a discount has been applied, so I guess this will definitely be applicable. Thanks!
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    Question Conditional formatting percentage result.

    Hi again, If you're wondering, I did find the Round Function already, but is there another way not to use that? Because I don't want to round the gross amount also...
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    Question Conditional formatting percentage result.

    Hi everyone! This is driving me nuts for hours now... I was trying to look for a solution here, but it seems to relate to a different cases or I'm using the wrong words to search... Anyway, I think this is a very simple problem, yet I'm unable to fix it. I have a subform based on a query...
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    Totals and Sum not working.

    Hi there! Well, after my last post yesterday, out of frustration, I just deleted the damn heavily formatted subform, but I did make a list of the customization, but it was still a pain to do all over again. Anyway, back to the issue. When I went back to read this thread, I tried replicating...
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    Totals and Sum not working.

    Hi, swing away, I'm out of ideas. I have named all my textboxes with prefix "txt," so I have "txtPayAmount" (recordsource: "PayAmount") inside the "fsubInvoicePaymentDetail." Then I have a sum textbox with formula "=Sum([PayAmount])" and named that textbox into txtSumPayAmount. So normally...
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    Totals and Sum not working.

    Hi everyone! This currently affects all my objects, from table up to forms. My problem is that I cannot make the Totals row on the datasheet view to work, nor can I make the form footer sum to work. Usually, I just sum a field at the footer of the subform with a textbox with a value of...
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    update a record with selections

    I'm not a guru, as you can see, fairly new to the forum but will try and give you some inputs. Why do you need a pop up form? Why not use a subform in datasheet view to add line items filtered by the comboboxes? Sorry, I'm not familiar with how you want an item be connected to a customer...
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