Topic: Concatenation in Access
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How to concatenate numeric values in Access
hi, try DELETE * FROM tblInputBackup WHERE ItemNum&Location IN (SELECT TOP 3 ItemNum&Location FROM tblInputBackup); Read More »
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How to concatenate and obtain different for Date and time values ...
Assuming all columns are date/time type, this should do it: 1: 2: 3: 4: select (startdate + starttime) as cstart, (enddate + endtime) cend, (startdate + starttime) - (enddate + endtime) as diff_time from yourtable Toggle HighlightingOpen in... Read More »
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What would be the code etc for this? concatenate two fields in Ac...
can use " " instead of hyphen???.. NOT in Number data type field see this, run query1 clientCurrent01.be.mdb (576 KB) (File Type Details) x Read More »
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Awesome, that did the trick. Now I have one more questions. I am trying to do a dlookup. I have 1 table and 1 Form with a subform in it which contains data from another table. Subform in Form Name: recalled_open_loans Table 1 Name: broker_a...
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I think this may work. Have you tried this below? How come your using a enter on the memo field? That could get a little nasty if you ever have to query this field. Just be careful with insertion of characters such as this into a memo field...
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if you want something really simple just input that info into 2 columns and merge the fields in a form/report/query: 50% = name1 5/10 = name2 (name1 and name2 are the column names) mergedCELL=([name1] & " (" & [name2] & ")") that will equal...
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you are exceeding the 255 character limit.. what you can do is to use recordsets dim rs as dao.recordsets set rs=currentdb.openrecordset("qry_30DaysExp") if rs.eof then exit sub rs.movefirst do until rs.eof ' format the body of the text her...
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I created sample for you with Concatenate module. Please let me know if you have questions. [Code] Option Compare Database Option Explicit '************************************************ ' Concatenate colums value into one row by StdID ' ...
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You cannot concatenate SQL queries in Access. You must run them one at a time indivudually: Something like this: CurrentDB.Execute "Select...", dbFailonError CurrentDB.Execute "Delete...", dbFailonError CurrentDB.Execute "Insert...", dbFail...
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feezus, This can be done, but it is far from straightforward. See this link: http://www.experts-exchange.com/Microsoft/Development/MS_Access/Q_24035625.html Perhaps you can do this more easily with some combination of Control Properties, an...
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