Hello,
I tried searching so I would not ask a repeat question, but I did not find my answer. Without any further ado:
I have a table that tracks clients check-in dates at centers. I would like my query to display a client's minimum check-in date and the center name. When I currently run my...
I would like to create a parameter query that asks for the month instead of asking for a beginning and ending date.
Currently, my criteria line looks like this:
Between [Type the beginning date] And [Type the ending date]
To view the records for July 02, I have to type 7/1/02 and 7/31/02. I...
I have a field that contains the date that a client was placed into a job. There are multiple placements for each client, and I would like to calculate the number of days between the first and last placements for each client.
Let me start off by saying that this is the first time I have ever used MSQL server. My office has a SQL database that a company built for us, and it is stored on our SQL server. My boss wanted me to export this database into an Access database. I was able to transfer the data tables without...
Hello,
I have done something like this before with SPPS and Excel.
What I wish to do is combine the 'TYPE' field with the 'USERID' field into a new field called 'CODE.' So, if someone's 'TYPE' was 01 and their 'USERID' was 0997, their 'CODE' would be 010997. Doing this would help me...
Hello,
I have done something like this before with SPPS and Excel.
What I wish to do is combine the 'TYPE' field with the 'USERID' field into a new field called 'CODE.' So, if someone's 'TYPE' was 01 and their 'USERID' was 0997, their 'CODE' would be 010997. Doing this would help me...
Hello,
I have done something like this before with SPPS and Excel.
What I wish to do is combine the 'TYPE' field with the 'USERID' field into a new field called 'CODE.' So, if someone's 'TYPE' was 01 and their 'USERID' was 0997, their 'CODE' would be 010997. Doing this would help me...
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