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    Query Calculation...slow must be a better way

    After I posted the stupid question, I realized that..... sorry
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    Query Calculation...slow must be a better way

    Thanks for the info. I've already started redesigning this.... after it's done and set up correct is there a way to get the data that has been entered into the new database?
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    Query Calculation...slow must be a better way

    That's what I need to do. Pull data from several different tables into one part. Any quick suggestions on how to accomplish that?
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    Query Calculation...slow must be a better way

    I figured as much... Galaxiom I put the calculations in a query....can you explain how they are being performed in the form rather than the query?
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    Query Calculation...slow must be a better way

    See attached. One of the files is a linked file to our ERP but you should be able to see the queries and how they are built.
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    Query Calculation...slow must be a better way

    I tried 25 records earlier and can't get that to run either. Why would the form open (eventually) but the query will not. I've waited nearly an hour. If the form will open and show the calculations correctly, why won't the query itself :banghead:open?
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    Query Calculation...slow must be a better way

    QTy * cost does take 0 time. It's the grand total that I use the IIF. Part 1 qty * cost = Part 2 no cost part 3 qty * cost= grand total= tests for null values returns 0 if null then calculates the total
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    Query Calculation...slow must be a better way

    My database setup is this. It pulls the part number, costs, price etc from our ERP and allow (via a form) to fill in the Bill of Materials for the particular part. All of the components are based off of combo boxes which are based on queries from the inventory master table. The form I designed...
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