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  • Rolandas
    replied to Convert decimal to 36-base system
    Thanks for the answer. The algorithm is clear. Another question: Perhaps there is a function in excel which converts from base 10 to base 36? This function is opposite. It converts numbers from base 36 to base 10:
    Code:
    =IF(A1="";"0";SUMPRODUCT(POWER(36;LEN(A1)-ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&LEN(A1))));(CODE(UPPER(MID(A1;ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&LEN(A1)));1)))-48*(CODE(MID(A1;ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&LEN(A1)));
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    Last edited by NeoPa; May 13 '11, 01:15 PM. Reason: CODE tags not optional.

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  • Rolandas
    started a topic Convert decimal to 36-base system

    Convert decimal to 36-base system

    Hi,

    Can anyone help me?
    I need a code in VBA which would convert decimal numbers to the other system bases on number 36.
    e.g. in this page http://www.translators cafe.com/cafe/units-converter/numbers/calculator/octal-to-decimal/
    decimal to base-36.
    Can anyone help me with that?
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  • Rolandas
    replied to Update table from other table
    If it didnt help what could I say then?
    I solved this question simply aplying append query. It helped because I used 2 primary keys.
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  • Rolandas
    replied to Update table from other table
    Outer join doesnt help. Can You write the sql statement?
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  • Rolandas
    started a topic Update table from other table

    Update table from other table

    Hello,

    I have one table which I want to append it with new records, e.g. let's call this table TABLE1. The table from which I want to append is TABLE2. This table is made from queries, so it is always different.

    table examples:

    TABLE1:

    ClientID |Date |Information|.. .
    123 |1/1/11/ |abc
    123 |2/1/11/ |def
    456 |1/1/11/ |ref
    456 |5/1/11 |abc...
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  • Rolandas
    started a topic Calculations in access queries

    Calculations in access queries

    Hello everybody,

    I am calculating NAV (net asset value) of portfolio with access and I am interested if it is possible to do some calculations. Here is example:

    In one column I have the value of portfolio, e.g.

    Value
    99999
    88888
    77777
    88888
    66666
    99999

    I need the other column with would be like this:
    Value| Unit Value
    99999| 1000...
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  • You see, if I use a regular sum query, I get such table

    Date | Value|
    1/1/2010 | 10
    2/1/2010 | 10
    3/1/2010 | 14
    4/1/2010 | 10
    5/1/2010 | 10
    6/1/2010 | 10
    7/1/2010 | 10
    8/1/2010 | 8
    9/1/2010 | 10
    10/1/2010 | 10


    I need to get this:
    1/1/2010 | 10
    2/1/2010 | 10
    3/1/2010 | 14
    4/1/2010 | 14
    5/1/2010 | 14
    ...
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  • Thanks for the answer, but what aggregate function do you mean? DSum? When I do that I get those rows sumed where the date is the same. But I need to hold that value for the next records as I explained with an example in the question.
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  • Rolandas
    started a topic Data calculation in access like in excell

    Data calculation in access like in excell

    Hello Dear All,

    I would like to know if it is possible to make calculations in access like in excell. I thing there are some ways to do that but I dont know how? Your help would be really appreciated.

    Example:

    I have table with values:

    Value
    10
    15
    30
    20
    10

    And I need to insert into the same table the other column with percentage changes of...
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  • How to Join sum the values in two tables in access?

    Hello,

    I would be reallu grateful if someone could answer my question. I have two tables. The first table is with date and value. The same is another. e.g.
    Table 1:
    Date | Value|
    1/1/2010 | 10
    2/1/2010 | 10
    3/1/2010 | 10
    4/1/2010 | 10
    5/1/2010 | 10
    6/1/2010 | 10
    7/1/2010 | 10
    8/1/2010 | 10
    9/1/2010 | 10
    10/1/2010 | 10

    Table 2:...
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