PHV,
I sure appreciate your help. I joined the taxrate table in the query and the field for taxrate now shows the correct taxrate, however, the calculation is still using the primary key field when computing taxamt. I'm getting frustrated and imagine you may be also...
PHV,
Yes, table is named TaxRate - it appears to be retrieving the taxid from the 1st column of that table instead of pulling from the 2nd column which is the actual tax rate. Is there a way to point to the 2nd column? Thanks again...
PHV,
I re-did your suggestion
RealTaxRate: 1.0*[TaxRate]
CurrTaxRate: CCur([TaxRate])
when I run the query, I get 1 instead of .06. I went back to my form, and this field is listed as a combo box that lists valid tax values (to prevent user errors). Perhaps this is the problem? Is there a...
It seems like it's a problem with the taxrate field. Calculations work unless I am using the taxrate field. I tested the calculation by using just the qty field and the tax rate field and the tax amount came out as the same number as the qty field. TaxAmt: CCur([qty]*[taxrate])
My tax rate...
Thanks for your reply PHV- I tried
TaxAmt: CCur([Qty]*[Unit Price]*[TaxRate])
as you suggested - and it still shows up as $25.00 for the tax amount on a $25.00 purchase.
Any other ideas?
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