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Recent content by MConlisk
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Looking for help with crosstab queries and their relationship to forms
Ok. Thank you very much. I got it to work. I had to add .[value] to the end of the [forms]![frmGetDates_ESS]![dfrom] and [forms]![frmGetDates_ESS]![dto]. so now my SQL looks like this. PARAMETERS [forms]![frmGetDates_ESS]![dfrom].[value] DateTime, [forms]![frmGetDates_ESS]![dto].[value]...- MConlisk
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Tables and Relationships
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Looking for help with crosstab queries and their relationship to forms
Ok, now it will go through with out an error. but I dont get any data. I can run the query without the form open, manually enter the dates in the pop-ups, and the data is there. But if I open the form and type the dates in the text boxes I get no data. Is there anything else I can try.- MConlisk
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Tables and Relationships
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Looking for help with crosstab queries and their relationship to forms
I am having a problem using a form to supply dates to a crosstab query. I have a form named "frmGetDates_ESS" and it has two text fields "dfrom" and "dto". Here is the SQL view of my query. PARAMETERS [from] DateTime, [to] DateTime; TRANSFORM Count(dbo_CallLog.ID) AS CountOfID SELECT...- MConlisk
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Tables and Relationships
