no, it doesnt work.
I write it in the textbox, save it and run the report. When I open the design again access has changed it into
=table1.name & " " & table2.name
yes it works, but there is still a problem here... I have a query where information comes from two different tables and they have the same name. (table1 has a name, and table2 has a name) so I would like to write =[table1.name] & " " & [table2.name], but it doesnt work...
I read in some post about adding two differet sources in the same text box. (Like value1 + " " + value2) but I cant find it when searching the forums. Someone who can direct me to the post or just put the answer here??
I have a main report with a subreport included. Problem is the sub report is a couple of pages long so I want to add a heading for each new page. Eeeeasy, just use the page header... No! it doesnt work. The page header from the sub report doesnt show up in the main report. Its like the sub...
they are connected by the fo.frageid and fr.id, but I can make an inner join on these two fields.
Problem with the adding of a new column is, I cant even create it as it keeps telling me it is wrong syntax.
Damn, your fast!
sql:
SELECT *
FROM formular as fo, fraga as fr
WHERE fo.frageID=fr.id AND fra.kontroll='Mat' OR fr.kontroll='Ins' OR fr.kontroll='Kva';
hey,
dont be sorry, there is still hope!
What do you mean by "New column in your query"?
What I did now was creating a control with the control source "IIF([tablename].[svar] = "ja", 1, 0)"
Was that correct?
Maybe it is obvious but I have never used IIF before.
I really start to think there is something wrong with the entire IIF procedure on my computer. I get a syntax not valid-message for the above mentioned expression. No matter how I try to use the IIF, it fails. Tried it on two different computers and it doesnt work on any of them... Could there...
ok, I have the category controll, which is named svar. I have added another controll named checkAnswer in the detail field. How shall I bind it to the controll svar? (Now I have [svar] in the control source for checkAnswer)What I really cant figure out is the "Me"-thing, what is that?
I dont know if it is the Me.yourControl that is the missing link. Now I type
=Sum(IIF([svar]="Ja",1,0))
where svar is the category to count.
If I write it like this, it says "bad syntax".
I have an Access book where this seems to be the way to write it, but it just doesnt...
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