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    Input mask to include year and an auto number?

    I have inherited a table that includes a text field called "UTC #" Currently, for data for this field is manually entered in this format: Four digit year + an ascending three-digit consecutive number. Example: 2002-159; 2002-160; 2002-161 First, I don't know if it is possible...
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    Command Button to Find Text Within a Date Range

    OK, my knowledge of VBA is EXTREMELY limited, and I need help, please. I have an existing database form where a command button already exists that searches for data on any given field. Here's the "event procedure" text that shows up for the "on click" properties (I didn't...
  3. kdowney

    Make Table Query for Last Record Entered

    I need to export data to an MS Word mail merge format. I'm assuming I need a make table query; the data from which I will then export. Because of the nature of the data entry (sometimes one record entered in a day, sometimes more), this needs to be done one entry at a time. I can create a...
  4. kdowney

    Macro runs a Make-table query - How to answer "Yes" every time

    I have a number of macros that run make-table queries and then display a report basedon those tables. After the first step, which opens a query, Access prompts me that the existing table will be over-written, do I want to proceed. How to I incorporate a step to answer "YES" to this...
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    Specifying Data Type in Query

    Help!! I'm having trouble with a created field in a make-table query that is creating the wrong data type! The statement in the query is: Pick-Up: IIf([ES]<[Forms]![Form1]![Text0],IIf([CAL]<>97,IIf([CAL]<>52,&quot;1&quot;,&quot;&quot;),&quot;&quot;),&quot;&quot;) So, the query looks for a...

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