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  • Wiredboy
    replied to Importing Data from Excel to Access
    Hi Mariostg, I formatted all columns and fields exactly the same as in the Acces tables, the problem is that the ID field is formatted as autonumber, I don't know if i should try to leave that field blank and let the database insert the correspondent number in there. All fields that I have a combo box frmatted on the lookup properties tab are giving me problems. Suggestions?
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  • Wiredboy
    started a topic Importing Data from Excel to Access

    Importing Data from Excel to Access

    Hi to All!!

    I need to inmport a Data from Excel to Access but the tables in Access are defined with a primary Key [ID] that is formated as an auto number (I'm using a template that I found on Internet!!) and it is giving me an error when i try to import it to my database, I can't. Also there are other fields on the table that are formatted to make a link to a list on the lookup properties than when i try to make the process, it deletes...
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  • Wiredboy
    replied to Convert a date range to number of days!
    Thanks!!! Worked like a charm!!!!! Eventhough I made some adjustments to the function but it worked!!! Thanks again!!!!!
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  • Wiredboy
    replied to Convert a date range to number of days!
    Here is the query:

    Code:
    SELECT INTERVALREP.Date, SKILLS.DEPARTMENT, INTERVALREP.INTERVAL, SKILLS.SKILLID, INTERVALREP.CALLS, INTERVALREP.ABDNCALLS, INTERVALREP.SVL
    FROM (SKILLGROUPS INNER JOIN SKILLS ON SKILLGROUPS.DEPARTMENT = SKILLS.DEPARTMENT) INNER JOIN INTERVALREP ON SKILLS.SKILLID = INTERVALREP.SKILLID
    GROUP BY INTERVALREP.Date, SKILLS.DEPARTMENT, INTERVALREP.INTERVAL, SKILLS.SKILLID, INTERVALREP.CALLS, INTERVALREP.ABDNCALLS,
    ...
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    Last edited by NeoPa; May 27 '11, 05:30 PM. Reason: Added mandatory CODE tags

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  • Wiredboy
    replied to Convert a date range to number of days!
    Thanks Smiley but i'm not very good with VBA codes and I've tried calculating directly on the query but it is not working. I think I'm missing something. What i'm trying to calculate is an average of calls during a period of dates that are not the same each time you run the query because the query itself ask for the date range.
    for example: Between [from] and [to],

    using from as date1 and to as date2 when the query ask for...
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  • Wiredboy
    started a topic Convert a date range to number of days!

    Convert a date range to number of days!

    Hi all, I needt to convert a date range on an ACCESS query to a number that represents the amount of days on that range to use it to make an average. for example:

    from 5/23/2011 to 5/25/2011 = 3 days

    Please let me know if there is a way to do this.

    Thanks!!!!
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  • Thank you guys! It's really working now!!!
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  • Thanks NeoPa but i've already tried that and is not working for me since not all of the times all of the columns have a value attached to it. for example maybe it has to calculate the Avg of only 3 columns instead of 5??!!!
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  • How to calculate the average of 5 columns on a database (access 2007)

    Hi, i'm pretty new in this and i hope somebody can help me with this:

    i have a db with 5 columns with different values and i want to calculate the average of them. I've tried to create a formula directly on the query but is not working ( ex. MONTOTAL : Avg([MON1] + [MON2] + [MON3] + [MON4] +[MON5]) )

    al it does is giving me the sum of the columns and not the average. Maybe i have the formula all wrong, that is why i...
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