How to get the balance in a continous form which contains two columns

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  • khareeda
    New Member
    • Nov 2009
    • 2

    How to get the balance in a continous form which contains two columns

    date balance out in
    05-Oct-09 #Name? 0 100
    10-Oct-09 #Name? 4 0
    13-Oct-09 #Name? 4 0
    14-Oct-09 #Name? 0 50
    15-Oct-09 #Name? 4 0
    18-Oct-09 #Name? 40 0
    19-Oct-09 #Name? 4 0
    20-Oct-09 #Name? 35 0
    21-Oct-09 #Name? 4 0
    22-Oct-09 #Name? 4 0
  • ADezii
    Recognized Expert Expert
    • Apr 2006
    • 8834

    #2
    Originally posted by khareeda
    date balance out in
    05-Oct-09 #Name? 0 100
    10-Oct-09 #Name? 4 0
    13-Oct-09 #Name? 4 0
    14-Oct-09 #Name? 0 50
    15-Oct-09 #Name? 4 0
    18-Oct-09 #Name? 40 0
    19-Oct-09 #Name? 4 0
    20-Oct-09 #Name? 35 0
    21-Oct-09 #Name? 4 0
    22-Oct-09 #Name? 4 0
    Check the Control Source for the [Balance] Field and make sure that it is 'Bound' to a valid Field in the Record Source for the Form.

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    • ajalwaysus
      Recognized Expert Contributor
      • Jul 2009
      • 266

      #3
      Ok, this tells us very little. You need to tell us what you are doing with the balance field or what you want it to do with it. Perhaps the underlying code. All I can tell you from what you have shown us is that your balance field is not being referenced correctly, perhaps a bad query, or it isn't bound correctly.

      EDIT: What ADezii said =)

      -AJ

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      • khareeda
        New Member
        • Nov 2009
        • 2

        #4
        I mean the balance is similar to the balance in the bank account statment

        in this case the new balance which appear in each row is equal the previous balance +credit-debit

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        • missinglinq
          Recognized Expert Specialist
          • Nov 2006
          • 3533

          #5
          And what code are you using to calculate this? We don't have the benefit of having your database in front of us. You need to tell us exactly what you're using to try to do this, in order for us to try to help you! It might be a small adjustment in your current code or it might require a complete remake, but we can't tell with the sparse informationgive n to date.

          Linq ;0)>

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          • NeoPa
            Recognized Expert Moderator MVP
            • Oct 2006
            • 32633

            #6
            Please take the time to research the problem before you post your question. The experts here are more than willing to help you with a specific problem but you have to do your part to learn the basics and also formulate a specific question we can help with. Please take the time to read over the Posting Guidelines, specifically the section on Before you Post your Question.

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