I have a parameter query that prompts:
[Enter Freight Terms]
User needs to be able to enter single or multiple values (seperated by commas)
Freight Terms is a 3 character field with only 3 different values: P, PA & C - however if I enter PA, I receive all the P's and the PA's...how can I avoid...
The following works great in my parameter query - as long as I don't try to find 2 or more characters.
Example: If I enter the letter "C", all is fine and I get all C's returned (because only 1 C string will ever be populated in the field), however, If I enter PA in the parameter query...I...
2 LINKED TABLES - I CANNOT CHANGE THE TABLES
Table=LOADS
Key Field= LOAD
one record per LOAD
Table=CHARGES
Key FIeld = LOAD
many records per LOAD
Example of CHARGES table:
LOAD CODE AMOUNT
12345 ABC 25.00
12345 XYZ 50.00
I have my relation set between these 2 tables - but...
TABLE A HAS A FIELD I'LL CALL "CHARGES"
TABLE B HAS MANY RECORDS THAT MAKE UP THE TOTAL IN TABLE A CHARGES (USES CODES, BUT COULD HAVE SAME CODE DIFFERENT DOLLAR AMOUNT)
HOW CAN I RUN A QUERY TO SEPERATE OUT EACH CODE'S CHARGES TYPE WITHOUT DUPLICATING INFORMATION IN THE REST OF THE QUERY?
My data field "pdate" is a NON-DATE field in a linked table that I cannot change. This query works PERFECTLY unless there is a blank "pdate" field. Can anyone help?
PARAMETERS [Start] DateTime, [End] DateTime;
SELECT CDate(Nz([pDate],'01/01/1900')) AS PICKDATE
FROM dpl
WHERE...
I have:
Field: DATE (Text, not date)
Table: DPADV
Between [Start] and [End]
I cannot get it to query the data range I enter, it pulls everything. I'm linking to a table, not importing
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