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Yes/No check box
I'm trying to store a 1 or 0 in the field but don't seem to understand how. I
made a filler feedback linked table with input form. I'm want to grade several items, then total and come up with a % of failures. Any help would be appreciated Jim |
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Fly Boy5 wrote:
I'm trying to store a 1 or 0 in the field but don't seem to understand how. I made a filler feedback linked table with input form. I'm want to grade several items, then total and come up with a % of failures. Any help would be appreciated Jim A little more detail would be helpful, but I will venture a guess that you could use option groups to directly bind to the table data. You can set up option group radio buttons to return 0 or 1. Then, make the option group bound to the Response field in your table. To get percentage, run GROUP BY query on your table: SELECT Sum(ResponsE)/Count(Response)*100 AS ReplyPercent FROM Table1 GROUP BY Customer_ID or something like that. Cheers, Pavel |
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Checkboxes are boolean....and store -1 or 0.
-- Paul Overway Logico Solutions http://www.logico-solutions.com "Fly Boy5" Fly wrote in message ... I'm trying to store a 1 or 0 in the field but don't seem to understand how. I made a filler feedback linked table with input form. I'm want to grade several items, then total and come up with a % of failures. Any help would be appreciated Jim |
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