Is there a way I can autoupdate or refresh my linked tables via VB or within Access so my users don't have to go through the 'Linked Table Manager' each time?
Remou - you have already earned a star.
I have had a brain cramp. My VB gives me an error on the following statement:
Set Report2Rst = Report2Db.OpenRecordset("select * from DrawTotals WHERE check_no_ = #" & ReportRst!check_no_ & "#")
I know it has to do with my syntax on the select...
Thanks Remou.
So, my 'Field' value in my Select statement would be Val(check_no_), and that would tell the SQL statement to return that field as a 'Value'?
I have a check_no_ field from SQL Server that is text. I am pulling it into Access via a query. From there, it will populate several different tables culminating in a report with the Check Number.
I want to find a way to make sure that on the Report the leading zeros (i.e. check_no_ =...
I want to take the field from a Report Footer that stores the numbered results of a calculation on the report and transfer that value to a field on a table in my database.
I am attempting the following:
PreviousRst.Edit
PreviousRst!PreviousDraw = Me.TotalChecks.Value
PreviousRst.Update...
I am trying to determine whether to use FrontPage or Access for a VERY simple web site.
I have never done anything with Data Access Pages.
What I want to do is create a simple web page with 'username' and 'password' controls. Based on their log in values, I then want to open a report (via the...
Remou - that worked great!
However, my report now shows a line under each record that says:
'Total Checks to Draw' = $#####
(This is the label for the field I identify the total field as.)
Is there a way to only show that once at the bottom of my table?
I have seen similar threads but none speak specifically to my inquiry.
I have a 5 field report that varies in the number of records:
Chk_No Chk_Dt Chk_Pye Chk_Dsc Chk_Amt
1234 10/31 Trade Payment 300.00
I have a field in the page footer that I want to contain...
I briefly searched the topics for this answer, but I think it is not out there because I should already know this.
We have just purchased software that runs on SQL Server. I want to connect to the .mdf databases and then specific tables in that database via Access.
I got to...
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