I currently have a database in Japan. On their side it shows all in Japanese, in my side English. I'm moving their database state side and having them login remotely. However, the terminal server is not loaded for just Japanese. Is there a way to have their database in Japanese and not...
I currently have a query for data entry on one aspect of my database. I have two fields with drop downs. However, one of the two (TestType) is based on the other (TestName) in the table. Is there a way to select the data in the TestName field and have it automatically populate the TestType...
Well, currently, TestNumber goes side-by-side with TestData (ie)
1 .001
1 .004
1 .056
1 .049
So, transposing it won't group the test numbers to only display one of each for all the TestData that corresponds to it. This may not be all that possible for what they want. Just checking to...
Pivot table uses totals, I have no desire for any totals...it does help to display the one piece correctly but the rest isn't what I'm looking for. Any other ideas?
Yes, the test data is in a single table in an Access database. So, a pivot table should work? I'll look into. Thanks, a little direction was all I needed.
I currently was given an Excel project for test data reporting. There are groupings by TestName, TestType then columns by TestData, TestTime, and TestNumber. Now, when I pull them out of MS Access into Excel they come in as columns only. What I need is for the TestNumber to pull in as a row...
So, I recently picked up a Japanese client and am currently their only support. Which means I support them blind and deal with the intense language barrier. I have never seen a search feature not work unless the code was shot, but since this is part of the built in toolbar with MS Access I'm...
I have the necessary query ready, and I can make it a "Make Table" for a merge purpose. But I would like a single button dump the data from that query/table into a Word doc. What is the easiest way to do this?
Thanks
-Jose
Using a formula, how can I check to see if the database is local or on the server automatically using a @dblookup? My main db is TestDb.nsf and it is pulling names from TestDbNames.nsf using @dblookup on dialog field name Name. I'm trying to use an @If and checking to see if the db is local or...
I have varioud drop downs (1 @dbcolumn, and 4 @dblookup's based on what the @dbcolumn displays). How can I get it so that when the user selects a value for the @dbcolumn drop down, the other 4 fields are automatically populated?
Thanks
@Command([Compose];"frm1") doesn't work as well as @Command([Compose];"";"frm1") as well as using the real form name in both instances. Just curious if anyone has had the same problem and came up with a solution.
I went through the help files and various FAQ's and couldn't find anything that will help. I've tried changing the alias, the server, well, pretty much everything that is possible to change in a @Command([Compose] formula...can you guys help me out on this?
Thanks in advance...
What is the server parameter to allow the lookup feature to pick between EITHER a local OR server located database (it has the same database name - ie DB1)? I tried "": "DB1.nsf" and that works partially. If I throw a server name in the quotes it won't look at local. Any ideas? Thanks guys.
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