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Using a parameter in a join statement.
Genius! Thanks very much...I never even thought about doing it like that.- davidjimes
- Post #7
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Using a parameter in a join statement.
Here you go...Sorry it took me so long, it was extremely long, so I stripped it down to a bare bones version (which prior to changing the INNER JOIN part) works. Recall that [NewEndDate] is user inputted. Many thanks, David SELECT DISTINCTROW CLng(Deals!NotionalMil) AS NotionalMil...- davidjimes
- Post #5
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Using a parameter in a join statement.
My apologies if my statement about parameters not being allowed in queries was incorrect, but when I try to do it..I get an error "Join expression not supported." My join expression (excerpt) is as follows: INNER JOIN WeeklyRates ON ([NewEndDate] = WeeklyRates.EndDate) Where [NewEndDate] is...- davidjimes
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Using a parameter in a join statement.
Hi Guys... I am trying to use a parameter in an inner join, which as you probably know is not possible (or at least it seems to me to be impossible). For example, let's say I have access prompt the user for a date [EndDate], and generate a make table query based upon this input. I would also...- davidjimes
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