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  1. gnatsnyder

    Can I use a SelectObject command in a form control to retrieve query?

    I am working really hard on a report that needs the results from many queries to populate its controls. Can I write a function for the control's ControlSource that retrieves a query's results?
  2. gnatsnyder

    Is it possible to populate a table with multiple query results?

    I am new to all of this and am really stumped. I have a report that needs to summarize a database based on several criteria. For example: query Q1 filters the table on criteria a, b, c, and d. This results in a few records but are are reduced to 1 row by the sum of column d. Q2 does the same...
  3. gnatsnyder

    Populating report controls (text boxes) w/ queries

    I am new to all of this and am really stumped. I have a report that needs to summarize a database based on several criteria. For example: query Q1 filters the table on criteria a, b, c, and d. This results in a few records but are are reduced to 1 row by the sum of column d. Q2 does the same...
  4. gnatsnyder

    Query returns nothing. I need it to return 0(zero)

    I am new to Access but I have gotten deep. I have a report that is populated by a large number of individual queries. The data source for the report is a single query linked to the individual (large number) queries. When one or more individual queries returns nothing (null?) then none of the...

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