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    Current month & next month for multiple date fields

    Thank you! I have a query with all the date already. MajP's solution was what I was after and was able to get rid of several queries and subs.
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    Current month & next month for multiple date fields

    Thank you so much! That helped a bunch!
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    Current month & next month for multiple date fields

    I have an employee database that I am making and need a little help. Right now I have separate queries for Vacation Eligible, Benefits Eligible, and Birthdays pulling this month and next month for a total of 6 queries. Each query has Employee Status, EmployeeID, Employee Name and the...
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    Finding the difference in two odometer readings

    Thanks for your input.
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    Finding the difference in two odometer readings

    I will have to give it some thought. I enter the sheets as they come in so Driver B might get theirs turned in before Driver A. I love what Access can do but at the same time I wish it could be as simple as Excel sometimes. Thank you again for all your help!
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    Finding the difference in two odometer readings

    Thank you! The only issue I am seeing is that sometimes there is more than one driver for a truck on the same date so they turn in 2 sheets that is why it is pulling up a difference. Not sure how I would fix that or if it would even be possible.
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    Finding the difference in two odometer readings

    I apologize, I did not realize the data would not be able to be seen.
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    Finding the difference in two odometer readings

    Here is the Main Database
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    Finding the difference in two odometer readings

    The table with the data is in that database under IFTA Sheet. Yes, it was a lot of work and my Access knowledge is fairly basic. It seemed easier for me to do a query for each truck once rather than having to supply a bunch of parameters each time.
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    Finding the difference in two odometer readings

    I have seen that when I have tried to search for my answer but unsure how to use DLookup(). Could you possibly send me an example of what it might look like using the field names I have provided?
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    Finding the difference in two odometer readings

    I have a database that I have created for my job to track daily fuel and mileage for 60+ pieces of equipment. On my main table I have RecordID, Quarter, Date, Branch, Truck #, Begining Odometer, Ending Odometer and a calculated field for Daily Total Miles. I then linked that database to a new...
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    "Searching" all columns in combo box?

    I forgot to mention that during the setup I selected the ID column be hidden. So I actually have 3 columns and I would like to be able to search either of the remaining columns to autofill my field.
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    "Searching" all columns in combo box?

    Hi all! I have a combo box with 2 columns, Item # and the Item Description. As of right now I have to type the Item # and it will autofill the text. I was wondering if there is a way if I don't have the Item # that I can search/type the description in the combo box field and it will...
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    Autofill new record w/data from last record

    I am probably do this all wrong, I kept getting an error. Do I need to put this exactly how it is right here or do I need to add my information somewhere? const cQuote="""" me!Control.DefaultValue = cQuote & me!Control.Value & cQuote
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    Autofill new record w/data from last record

    I apologize if this has been answered already. I have been searching all day for a solution. :banghead: This is my first time using Access so a lot of this goes over my head. I'm currently running Access2010. I have a form that I am using for when people take office supplies and we can...
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