rudolfelizabeth
Programmer
SELECT Transactions.Number, Transactions.startdate, Transactions.stopdate, Transactions.Balance, DSum("[Balance]","transactions"," [Transactions]![startdate] <=#" & [startdate] & "#") AS Beginbalance
FROM Transactions
GROUP BY Transactions.Number, Transactions.startdate, Transactions.stopdate, Transactions.Balance
HAVING (((Transactions.Number)=[Your number ?]) AND ((Transactions.startdate)=[Your startdate ?]) AND ((Transactions.stopdate)=[Your stopdate ?]))
ORDER BY Transactions.startdate;
In query design view you must activate the total
and choose groupby or it won't execept the statement.
what I trying to solve is to use this query later on with another query in a report to produce a statement of account.
I have search the internet there seems to be none available.
I have call and talked with different users no one seems to have a solution to put this report together via query design view in ms access. I am trying to solve this statement of account problem in an easy way that everybody understands how its done because a lot of users are asking for it.
I have tried and tested out different solutions offered via the internet none seem to work properly.
I had the same problem with the runsum on a from your site was the only one to provide me with the correct solution.
your help will be appreciated.
FROM Transactions
GROUP BY Transactions.Number, Transactions.startdate, Transactions.stopdate, Transactions.Balance
HAVING (((Transactions.Number)=[Your number ?]) AND ((Transactions.startdate)=[Your startdate ?]) AND ((Transactions.stopdate)=[Your stopdate ?]))
ORDER BY Transactions.startdate;
In query design view you must activate the total
and choose groupby or it won't execept the statement.
what I trying to solve is to use this query later on with another query in a report to produce a statement of account.
I have search the internet there seems to be none available.
I have call and talked with different users no one seems to have a solution to put this report together via query design view in ms access. I am trying to solve this statement of account problem in an easy way that everybody understands how its done because a lot of users are asking for it.
I have tried and tested out different solutions offered via the internet none seem to work properly.
I had the same problem with the runsum on a from your site was the only one to provide me with the correct solution.
your help will be appreciated.