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  1. clifftech

    vba query syntax problem

    Found the extra ( Thanks.
  2. clifftech

    vba query syntax problem

    not sure how to debug.print works but when I add strSql to watch expression I get "UPDATE tblEmployee_ProjectHours SET Hours = 100 WHERE (((EmpID) = 11102) And ((SubAccount) = "D6108.M.2.0.0") AND ((MonthYear) = #01/01/2013#)
  3. clifftech

    vba query syntax problem

    So it's back to work after having a great Christmas and eating too much and starting the day off with another syntax problem. I'm getting either a syntax error or missing item in query error. ProjectID and getDate are strings and the query is a single line of code. Any suggestions? strSql =...
  4. clifftech

    vba query syntax problem

    That works! I didn't know you could use that syntax. Is there any website or document that lists all the syntax options for vba queries?
  5. clifftech

    vba query syntax problem

    jedraw - Here's a much more difficult vba query that is giving me different errors. One of the errors is due to the "m" parameter in the DateAdd function. Can you help? strSql = "SELECT * FROM tblEmployee_ProjectHours " strSql = strSql & " WHERE (((tblEmployee_ProjectHours.MonthYear) >=...
  6. clifftech

    vba query syntax problem

    Month1Hrs is a field in tblGrid but when you asked the question I found that the field is actually misspelled - it should be MonthHrs1! Thanks for your help.
  7. clifftech

    vba query syntax problem

    I would appreciate help on figuring out what is wrong with the below vba query. The error message I am getting is "Too few parameters. Expected1." I set up a watch on the query and provided the watch results below also. I have tried many different syntax combinations on the WHERE clause and...
  8. clifftech

    Form for editing data in a flatfile format.

    MajP, This is very very close to the tool I need. A couple of changes will be needed. First, engineers could have as many as 20 projects that they are working on which means there could be up to 20 rows. Also there are about 250 possible projects in our organization so the Project Name text...
  9. clifftech

    Form for editing data in a flatfile format.

    MajP, you've given me plenty of information that I need to digest which will take me awhile. Please send me anything else you think would help. Thanks.
  10. clifftech

    Form for editing data in a flatfile format.

    Both of your responses confirm my thoughts but you have given me a direction for figuring this out. Any articles, examples, web sites you can point me to to get me started would be greatly appreciated. Looks like I'm going to learn VBA over the holidays! Thanks.
  11. clifftech

    Form for editing data in a flatfile format.

    I only get a chance to work with Access about once a year when I'm asked to develop a quick tool in Access. Obviously I don't have much of a chance to develop my Access skills so I need help with this latest Access tool. I need an Access form for engineers to enter hours by month for the next...
  12. clifftech

    MS Word Document VBA - Document search to make RTF files.

    I am fairly new to VBA and am trying to figure out if it is possible to take a single large MS Word document and break it down into numerous rtf documents. I need to have the code look at each paragraph and where the paragraph starts with “%#*” it copies all the subsequent paragraphs...
  13. clifftech

    Worksheet formula

    Good advice. Thanks for your help...
  14. clifftech

    Worksheet formula

    The space was the problem. Works great. I am using this macro to list all the worksheets in a summary worksheet. Is there a better way (function?)to list the worksheets? Sub SheetNames() Columns(1).Insert For i = 1 To Sheets.Count Cells(i, 1) = Sheets(i).Name Next i End Sub The worksheet is...
  15. clifftech

    Worksheet formula

    Thanks for the quick response... I tried =INDIRECT(A1&"!D15") and get #REF!
  16. clifftech

    Worksheet formula

    I need to get values from numerous worksheets into a worksheet named "Summary". Summary worksheet has a list of all the worksheets names in column A (for example cell A1= "Worksheet_Date1") How do I pull information from cell D15 in Worksheet_Date1 by referencing cell A1 in the summary sheet...
  17. clifftech

    Chart Axes Values

    Skip, You're right about needing debugging skills. I was able to get the code to work using the trial and error debugging method which took too long. Here is what I came up with: Sheets("Sheet1").Range("A1")=ActiveSheet.ChartObjects(1).Chart.Axes(xlValue).MaximumScale Thanks for the link on...
  18. clifftech

    Chart Axes Values

    I tried that but got the error Unable to get the MaximumScale property of the Axis class.
  19. clifftech

    Chart Axes Values

    Skip, This should be easy but it is giving me the error "Unable to get the ChartObjects property of the Worksheet class". I'm guessing it cannot find the correct chart but I only have 1 chart on the sheet. How can I be sure I am using the correct Chart name? What other reason could there...
  20. clifftech

    Chart Axes Values

    Is it possible to get a charts maximum and minimum values to show up in designated worksheet cells. Here is what I have so far for the maximum scale: Private Sub CommandButton2_Click() Range("A1") = Worksheets("SARS").ChartObjects("Chart 6").Chart.Axes(xlCategory).MaximumScale.Value End Sub...

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