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  • If you wouldn't mind that would be great! Like I said, I mostly got this to work but keep getting that error for some reason. Would definitely be helpful to see how you made it work if it is not too much trouble.

    Thanks!
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  • I have been working on this a bit this morning and think that for the most part this appears to work. Ended up having to run three separate queries to get the answer I was looking for but as a whole, it doesn't take as long to run as I feared it might.

    However, on the second and third query I keep getting a "Data type mismatch in criteria expression" error. Any idea what might be causing this? Queries are as follows:
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    Last edited by NeoPa; May 17 '17, 02:44 PM. Reason: Added mandatory [CODE] tags.

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  • You both are awesome. Thank you so much for the quick help. Let me play around with this for a few and see if I can't get it to work based on both of your input. Thanks again and I will post back on here when I can tell if it is working or not.
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  • Thank you so much for the quick response! Your idea of having one query that calls the VBA function and returns the results is sort of what I was hoping to accomplish. My knowledge of VBA is just too limited to figure out the exact syntax to make it work.

    I do already have a table defined. The name of the table is [AC_PROPERTY] and has approximately 50-60 columns of data in it with about 200,000 entries. For purposes of this function,...
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  • VBA Code to Loop Through Table and Count Records That Match Criteria

    Hi everyone,
    I have never posted on a site like this before but am unfortunately a bit stuck on this problem... Hopefully someone much smarter than myself can help me out!

    I have a table in MS Access 2013 full of latitude and longitude values. I am wanting to use a distance formula (something like one shown below) to loop through all the records in this same table and count entries that are within a user defined distance of one-another....
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    Last edited by NeoPa; May 17 '17, 02:44 PM. Reason: Added mandatory [CODE] tags.
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