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  1. ardy

    Solved Expression Builder Latest Date in Forms

    Thank you all for responding...... I Do Appreciate it. @CJ_London You are right I was missing the "=". How I miss that is a dilemma, but you look at something for hours the simplest things are missing. So " =DMax("[Sample Date]","DDW_Import") works and I can get the show on the road. thank...
  2. ardy

    Solved Expression Builder Latest Date in Forms

    As far As I can see/tell they are correct....
  3. ardy

    Solved Expression Builder Latest Date in Forms

    It gives me #Name? Error..... DMax("[Sample Date]","DDW_Import")
  4. ardy

    Solved Expression Builder Latest Date in Forms

    Hello All, I am trying to use the expression builder to get the latest date in a table in a form inside an unbound text box utilizing DLookUp. Have tried a bunch of different syntax options of the same formula.o_O None are working what am I doing wrong..... Any help is appreciated...
  5. ardy

    DLookUp - Syntax

    Thanks for the reply this worked =DLookUp("APN","Access_Agreement","Well_ID = '" & [Well_ID] & "'")
  6. ardy

    DLookUp - Syntax

    Bingo......... cheekybuddha Dam I hate Access's Syntax stuff..... Is there a some white papers that you guys can point me to that tells you when you got to use what and what type of syntax well this works thanks a lot guys...... I really do appreciate this.
  7. ardy

    DLookUp - Syntax

    Would it make a difference if the form is Build From A Query Vs a table?
  8. ardy

    DLookUp - Syntax

    It seems to be Okay
  9. ardy

    DLookUp - Syntax

    Good Question...... I thought that also, Not being very good in terminology I am using the unbounded box in the same form I am doing the Dlookup. The form is tabbed form
  10. ardy

    DLookUp - Syntax

    Opps, Sorry I missed that One but still same error #Name?
  11. ardy

    DLookUp - Syntax

    Well_ID is a String
  12. ardy

    DLookUp - Syntax

    Hello bob fitz..... Thank for joining in...... see below
  13. ardy

    DLookUp - Syntax

    theDBguy - The_Doc_Man I do appreciate the help..... theDBguy you are right I am using the unbounded in a form to pull info from another table..... Here the versions I tried & get the same error. =DLookUp([APN],[Access_Agreement],"[Well_ID] = ' " & [Me].[Well_ID] & " ' ")...
  14. ardy

    DLookUp - Syntax

    Thanks for the quick reply..... I tried =DLookUp("APN","Access_Agreement","Well_ID = '" & Me.Well_ID & "'") I get the #Name? error. I did check the Control Source in the form and it is Well_ID, I am not sure if it make a difference or not by the expression builder automatically add [] to...
  15. ardy

    DLookUp - Syntax

    Hello All, I am trying to pull a number(Not string) from a form I am working on. I think my issue is syntax but can't figure this out and I have tried several version all ending up in #Error Domain = Access_Agreement expression = APN (number) criteria = lookup from a field from the form...
  16. ardy

    Add one space before the last charecter

    Oh.... I got it...... Never mind it works perfect......... Thank you all Left([T_lab_anl_method_name],Len([T_lab_anl_method_name])-1) & " " & Right([T_lab_anl_method_name],1)
  17. ardy

    Add one space before the last charecter

    What if the length varies, i.e Book Door Sliding Door Jam
  18. ardy

    Add one space before the last charecter

    Thank you for the response.....Tried Left([T_lab_anl_method_name],-1) & " " & Right([T_lab_anl_method_name],1) it gives me can't update all the records violation error. but if I take the negative out it works but the result is not what i was aiming for. Ardy
  19. ardy

    Add one space before the last charecter

    Hello All, I am trying to construct a update Query to add a space right before the last character. but am having a hard time:banghead:.... can anybody point me to the right direction. Example: Book Door Sliding Door Jam Should look like this after the Query Boo k Doo r Sliding Doo r Ja m...
  20. ardy

    Prevent File Path To Show

    sxschech, Thanks a bunch man....... Right on the point.....So simple......Thank you
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