I have two tables:
Librarytbl
DeptBoxTbl
The library tables lists all the reports we have in our project library and the unique field is LibraryID.
The DeptBox table stores the box# for Archive Storage.
Many reports in the library table can have the same dept. Box #.
PROBLEM:
I'm trying to...
I've been using Access for a few years and I'm pretty good but I'm lousy at relationships! Here's what I'm trying to do (I'll try to explain it...):
I set up a database to track our report library.
Each report has a unique ID#.
I have to pack up some reports for archive leaving some copies on...
I have a field call BoxSize in my table.
The data type is currently number.
The only entries are 1.2 and 2.4.
Everytime I try to change it to "text", this is what happens:
It says it is updating the data types and then it just sits there and never finishes!
I've tried this...
I have a LOT of project reports to list on a form for people to view. To cut down on the number of reports I list, I'd like to do the following:
When a user selects a report such as:
Sawgrass Expressway Acquisitions
They will be prompted to select the field the report will be sorted...
I've been using Access for a few years but I've never put a database on an Intranet before and I'm a bit perplexed how to do it.
Here's what I'd like to do:
I created a form from which users can search & view reports generated from the database -- but they can't do anything else (like get to...
I have a query in which you enter a key word to search a description field and it is supposed to return all instances of that word. My criteria is:
Like[Enter Key Word]& "*"
If I enter the word Contract
...my results include records with these descriptions:
Contractor Record...
I need an IIF statement to choose between 3 fields.
Here's what it needs to do:
Field 1
Field 2
Field 3
If there is a date in Field 3, display Field 3
If Field 3 is null, display Field 2
If Field 2 is null, display Field 1
I'm at my wits end and would really appreciate any help offered with...
I have numerous fields that calculate dates off one date field.
the first field contains an "actual" date
the rest of the fields contain a formula that adds days to the date, like this:
DateAdd("y",+45,[Expr1])
Each date keys off one another to create a forecast report...
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