Reshmi mohankumar Registered User. Local time Today, 12:40 Joined Dec 5, 2017 Messages 101 Dec 5, 2017 #1 How can I paste the value of respective sub-subform.sum[field], in to a cell of a respective row of sub form !?
How can I paste the value of respective sub-subform.sum[field], in to a cell of a respective row of sub form !?
M Mark_ Longboard on the internet Local time Today, 00:10 Joined Sep 12, 2017 Messages 2,407 Dec 5, 2017 #2 Can you please restate the question? I am unsure what your reference to "Cell of a respective row" would be. Do you mean "Update a field in a table"?
Can you please restate the question? I am unsure what your reference to "Cell of a respective row" would be. Do you mean "Update a field in a table"?
Reshmi mohankumar Registered User. Local time Today, 12:40 Joined Dec 5, 2017 Messages 101 Dec 6, 2017 #3 Attachment below Attachments questions.jpg 100.9 KB · Views: 132
Reshmi mohankumar Registered User. Local time Today, 12:40 Joined Dec 5, 2017 Messages 101 Dec 6, 2017 #4 Mark_ said: Can you please restate the question? I am unsure what your reference to "Cell of a respective row" would be. Do you mean "Update a field in a table"? Click to expand... Yes , attachment give you relationship Attachments questions.jpg 100.9 KB · Views: 85
Mark_ said: Can you please restate the question? I am unsure what your reference to "Cell of a respective row" would be. Do you mean "Update a field in a table"? Click to expand... Yes , attachment give you relationship
J JHB Have been here a while Local time Today, 09:10 Joined Jun 17, 2012 Messages 7,732 Dec 6, 2017 #5 You shouldn't store calculated values, but calculate them at runtime, each time you need them.
Reshmi mohankumar Registered User. Local time Today, 12:40 Joined Dec 5, 2017 Messages 101 Dec 6, 2017 #6 JHB said: You shouldn't store calculated values, but calculate them at runtime, each time you need them. Click to expand... Yes , your right. I need runtime calculate for each row
JHB said: You shouldn't store calculated values, but calculate them at runtime, each time you need them. Click to expand... Yes , your right. I need runtime calculate for each row
Minty AWF VIP Local time Today, 08:10 Joined Jul 26, 2013 Messages 10,670 Dec 6, 2017 #7 No, you don't need runtime, you need to not store those values. Simply create a query that calculates the values and use that.
No, you don't need runtime, you need to not store those values. Simply create a query that calculates the values and use that.
Reshmi mohankumar Registered User. Local time Today, 12:40 Joined Dec 5, 2017 Messages 101 Dec 7, 2017 #8 Reshmi mohankumar said: Yes , attachment give you relationship Click to expand... this will show you how i want to copy the value from main form to a perticular field in sub form Attachments query.JPG 89.7 KB · Views: 83
Reshmi mohankumar said: Yes , attachment give you relationship Click to expand... this will show you how i want to copy the value from main form to a perticular field in sub form
Reshmi mohankumar Registered User. Local time Today, 12:40 Joined Dec 5, 2017 Messages 101 Dec 8, 2017 #9 Mark_ said: Can you please restate the question? I am unsure what your reference to "Cell of a respective row" would be. Do you mean "Update a field in a table"? Click to expand... i need to put the below text box value in to above subform LESSWT field , and this will be repeat for each row of a above subform. will you plz help me...?? Attachments query.JPG 89.7 KB · Views: 71
Mark_ said: Can you please restate the question? I am unsure what your reference to "Cell of a respective row" would be. Do you mean "Update a field in a table"? Click to expand... i need to put the below text box value in to above subform LESSWT field , and this will be repeat for each row of a above subform. will you plz help me...??
Reshmi mohankumar Registered User. Local time Today, 12:40 Joined Dec 5, 2017 Messages 101 Dec 8, 2017 #10 JHB said: You shouldn't store calculated values, but calculate them at runtime, each time you need them. Click to expand... ok. thank you
JHB said: You shouldn't store calculated values, but calculate them at runtime, each time you need them. Click to expand... ok. thank you
M Mark_ Longboard on the internet Local time Today, 00:10 Joined Sep 12, 2017 Messages 2,407 Dec 8, 2017 #11 Is the data source for your form? IF it is a query, you can calculate in your query. IF it is directly to the table, you should change to use a query.
Is the data source for your form? IF it is a query, you can calculate in your query. IF it is directly to the table, you should change to use a query.
Reshmi mohankumar Registered User. Local time Today, 12:40 Joined Dec 5, 2017 Messages 101 Dec 8, 2017 #12 Mark_ said: Is the data source for your form? IF it is a query, you can calculate in your query. IF it is directly to the table, you should change to use a query. Click to expand... Yes, I have tables,
Mark_ said: Is the data source for your form? IF it is a query, you can calculate in your query. IF it is directly to the table, you should change to use a query. Click to expand... Yes, I have tables,
M Mark_ Longboard on the internet Local time Today, 00:10 Joined Sep 12, 2017 Messages 2,407 Dec 8, 2017 #13 Reshmi mohankumar said: Yes, I have tables, Click to expand... Use Query. Put the calculation in the query. DO NOT store in your table.
Reshmi mohankumar said: Yes, I have tables, Click to expand... Use Query. Put the calculation in the query. DO NOT store in your table.