I have created the report in Access, but I don't know how to (or if it can be done) have the report open to the current record that is open in the Powerbuilder database.
liltechy
The linked table that I have in Access comes from a PowerBuilder database. When the application(PowerBuilder - AIM) is open and the CSR goes to a specific record, I want them to be able to go into Access and print a report with that current record.
liltechy
I am creating a database to generate reports based on the current record in another database (table linked via odbc). I have linked the table where the current record would be pulling from, but how do I get the current record to show up in my report? Please help.
liltechy
JonFer,
I have one more question, when it gives me the newdate it starts with 30 days from the AuthStDate and then it give the individual dates. How can I get it to give me all the individual dates starting from the date after the AuthStDate?
liltechy
Here is the problem: AuthStDate is a date field. AuthEDate is a date field. I need to create in a query another field that will list out the individual dates between the two dates. For example: AuthStDate = 6/25/2003 and AuthEndDate = 9/30/2004, I need to see 6/26/03, 6/27/03 and so on. So...
Is it possible to do a autofilter with conditional formatting? I have a small spreadsheet that I need to print every month but I do not want to print the months with 0.00. Below is the data that I have tried to autofilter without success.
MONTH Current Boardings YTD Boardings...
I am trying to automate a spreadsheet and need some assistance with a formula.
Here is what the answer should look like for July:
ALL ITEMS DUE BY 8:00AM ON THE 6TH WORKING DAY - AUGUST 9
This is my formula:
="ALL ITEMS DUE BY 8:00AM ON THE 6th DAY - "&UPPER(TEXT(WORKDAY(NOW(),-7),"mmmm d"))...
I have a financial workbook and need some assistance with a formula. sheet1 is where I enter my monthly totals. Sheet2 is the financial report. What I can't figure out is what formula do I use to have the current month's entry show up on Sheet2. Here is what sheet1 looks like:
Acct# Descr...
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