I am getting
Undefined function 'Trunc' in expression
when working in SQL view in Access 2000.
I have the following library objects checked;
Visual Basic for Applications
Microsoft Access 9.0 Object Library
Ole Automation
Microsoft Access DAO 3.6 Object Library
Microsoft ActiveX Data...
I have created a report on the results of a (Make) Table (Query) for which a user prompt is used to select the data for the company concerned.
I want to know if it is possible to include the User Prompt data in the report so I can include it in the header to identify who the data is for.
For...
First of all I must confess to little (if any) knowlwdge of VBA so i apologise in advance for my ignorance.
I have built a little utility using Access 2000, and all the automated functionality is controlled by macro's.
However, I need to create a report that macro's alone will not build, and I...
I have user data in a table.
In one of the fields there is a text field containing a number.
Some users have input the nuber as "1", some have input it as "001".
I want to write a query that will pad out the single numbers to 3 characters i.e. turn "1" top "001".
I am in SQL view but LPAD...
Thanks for that..........but I'm not quite sure what you are saying.
I'm sure there is a simple syntax solution but I have been searching various forums and tutorials for a few hours now and got nowhere. I'm sure it's a case of a colon/parentheses/quotes or a combination of these (or something...
I have 4 table that hold counts of various data.
The field holding the count is CountOfRef_Number.
I have created another query to combine all of the totals into one table so I can output a report, but all of the column headings show as CountOfRef_Number. In the query Design View I want to...
I have just done a similar exercise and had to create a separate variable in the universe for each word in my string. The process I used sounds similar to what you are doing, but if you are only after the text after the 8th ':' then why 16 UDO's?
Not sure if this helps but the syntax I used...
No Steve. Concatenating the data will just put it back into one string. From the example above I want to end up with;
Chrtd
Acctnt
Internet
Security
&
Web
etc...
I thought I would have to do it this way.
I have decided to take into account only the first 7 words so have created 7 variables. Is it now possible to combine the data in these variables into a single variable (so I have a long list of words)? I have a feeling this is not possible (which...
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