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Syntax by
Evan
Although I've taken 2 Access courses, have Cashman's book and read countless
posts; I'm still uncertain "wording" & syntax. I've created a form with a...
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Syntax error by
GitarJake
Can someone tell me what's wrong with this statement? I keep getting a
syntax error when I try to add a combo box to this form.
SELECT DISTINCTROW...
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syntax error by
MMH
I am trying to set the status of certain deliverables. I get an invalid
syntax error with this statment. I am sure I am missing parentheses somewhere
but I am...
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Syntax error - Apostrophe by
Lori
I have a command button that opens a record based on what company is selected
from a combo box.
A new company that I have has an apostrophe in the name. ...
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August 24th, 2007 04:50 PM
by Lori
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Syntax Error - Comma by
Robin Chapple
I have failed to get this working:
=IIf(=-1,"Joined " & & " " &
Format$(,"d mmm yyyy ")","CharterMember ")
Error message reports syntax error, comma...
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May 17th, 2005 02:18 AM
by tina
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Syntax error I can't figure out by
Freehal04
The following bit of code appears to have a syntax error. This line is
supposed to tell access where to find the attachment I want attached to my
email. ...
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Syntax error on where string problem by
Tony Girgenti
Hello.
Using Access 2003 on WIN XPpro.
Why am i getting this error when executing a report:
Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression '(="BLAIR...
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Syntax Error(missing Operator) by
danyellglfer
I am trying to create a report that would calculate different employee rates
over a large period of time. Rates change so I created two tables. All
Payroll...
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Syntax for Access Query by
akkrug
Can I use a wild card criteria in an Access select query? For example, I
have on the Criteria line under the Signature field. The
only way it works is if...
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March 25th, 2008 12:57 PM
by akkrug
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January 21st, 2006 04:54 PM
by K
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Syntax For Collection by
Scott
I have a custom collection named CourseDates. In a procedure after I Dim Col
As Collection, what is the syntax to set Col = to CourseDates?
Thanks!
Scott
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December 18th, 2004 07:44 PM
by rkc
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March 24th, 2008 07:28 PM
by akkrug
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syntax for the "replace" statement? by
eposada
I am trying to replace a "*" that is inbedded within a text field. this
field sometimes is populated and sometime is blank. When the field is
populated this...
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syntax help for timer by
bird lover
I used Access 2003 on xp professional. On form TIMESPENT I have four
fields., ,,,. I want to calculate time elapsed
when working on a project. The control...
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Syntax help requested for update query by
Donna
I need to separate data now in field "parcel" into
fields "section", "block" and "lot", which is prently
separated by dashes. Help as to the proper syntax...
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August 16th, 2004 04:58 PM
by fredg
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Syntax issues for query by
Colin Foster
Hi,
I've managed to get Access to send information directly to a Word document
filling in the necessary fields in the Word document as necessary...
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Syntax needed to get needed reports by
Frank Lueder
I need help!
I am using the existing address database that comes with Microsoft office for a roster of fellow shipmates. We use it for keeping
others in...
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Syntax problem with [FieldNames] by
Isis
I have a form open with data in various fields - I have a
field in a table called "PURL" - I have the value displayed in
a control on the form - I can access...
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