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  • Brita,

    I think you're going to have to make a few queries to get this....try something like these...
    1)
    Code:
    SELECT [all fields except "days to complete method 2"], [days to complete method 1] AS MaximumCompletionTime
    FROM (table)
    WHERE [days to complete method 1] > [days to complete method 2];
    2) (Append Query)
    Code:
    INSERT INTO [query1]
    SELECT [all fields from original table except "days to
    ...
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  • ajetrumpet
    replied to New fields based on combo box selection
    Ferguson,

    First of all, the code reads
    Code:
    .Visible = False
    If I were you, I would write nested "If, Then, Else" statements, like the ones already posted, for all four of your choices in the combo box. I would tie each one of those statements to reference the separate text boxes on your form and use the ".Visible = Condition" property in the nested statements to display the appropriate text box on the "AfterUpdat e"...
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  • ajetrumpet
    replied to Export Excel files to Access db
    When you do this too, you might want to be on the lookout for data type and formatting changes of cell values on import or link. This is a huge issue and is asked about frequently
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  • ajetrumpet
    replied to Acess Query Help
    This is what append queries are used for. See what you can get from the query design grid when you select append query. You can also set this up to run automatically if you have to append records to another table more than once.
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  • ajetrumpet
    replied to Access Help
    User specified criteria is usually entered into a control of somekind. Could you maybe run the report with a command button?? Sounds like your report is based on the query, so that would probably work...

    You could enter your control names in your code line....
    Between [source1] AND [source2]...
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  • Maybe you could try "Me.[subformname].Requery" on one of the subform's property events??
    Or maybe "[Forms]![subformname].Requery" on the main form property events??
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  • ajetrumpet
    replied to any ideas please?
    It sounds like a cascading combo box issue. Do you have a list of questions already prepared and entered in a table??
    Are you wanting to filter certain questions based on the first question asked??
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