• WSAheron

    WSAheron

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    • in reply to: Pass-Through Query in Access #1458369

      I continued to play with it and was able to get this code to work.

      (CASE WHEN ((InStr(CBP,’~’,2,2))-(InStr(CBP,’~’,2)))>0
      THEN SUBSTR(CBP, (InStr(CBP, ‘~’, 2))+1, ( (InStr(CBP, ‘~’, 2, 2)) – (InStr(CBP, ‘~’, 2))-1 ) )
      ELSE NULL
      END )

    • in reply to: Excel Hyperlink Using MS Access VBA Code #1456330

      That seems to be working.

      THANK YOU!

    • in reply to: Converting DOB #1417458

      Try this

      IIF(IS NULL([DOB], “”, Mid([DOB],5,2) & “/” & Right([DOB],2) & “/” & Left([DOB],4))

    • in reply to: Multi Users In a Workbook #1331210

      Shareing the workbook so far is working graet.Thanks to all for your help.

    • in reply to: Import Excel Data #1307054

      Named Range worked. For some reason Access converter the following from “‘Region 33′” & “!A1:T900” to ‘Region 33’$A1:T900. Of course Excel could not find that range.

      But named rangeds worked like a dream.

      Thanks for your help.

    • in reply to: Import Excel Data #1307053

      I will try this and see how it goes.

      Thanks Wendell.

    • in reply to: How to find Access version in code #1305927

      This is GREAT. Thank for your help.

    • in reply to: Using Snapshot format in Access 2010 #1294472

      Thanks to all for your help

    • in reply to: Using Snapshot format in Access 2010 #1294354

      Can you help with the syntax for using the PDF. I had come to the conclusion that was the way to go, just having a hard time figuring out the correct syntax.

      Thanks for your help.

    • in reply to: .net #1285351

      Exactly what I was looking for. THANK YOU

    • If you have both version installed on the machine, you should be able to point your 2003 database back to the correct library. If you open the code window, look in the Tools menu for References…

      Open this dialog box and check the item listed. the checked items are the ones associated with the database you have open. If you see the 14 library, uncheck it then look down the list for the 11 library. Check that item.

      Hope this helps.

    • in reply to: Parse Field SQL #1273301

      Try something like mid([Description], instr(1, [Description], “(” ) +1, 10) This assumes the Invoice number is always ten characters.

    • in reply to: Too Few Parameters #1272903

      Can you post the results of the Debug.Print statement?

    • in reply to: Too Few Parameters #1272804

      What you are looking for the Debug.Print statement to do is show you the full SQL statement before Access trys to produce the recordset. This will allow you to double check field and table names. Most of the time that is where the ‘Too Few Parameters. Expected 1’ error originates.

      Hope this helps.

    • in reply to: Compact and Repair #1272479

      The compact and repair does run correctly in 2003. The db ends up about 175 meg. I did run the compact on the db in 2010 and it took the database from 325 meg down to about 225 meg, so it seem to be working now.

      Not sure what I did different, but HEY it is working.

      Thanks

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