MS Access: when working with Continuous Forms, how can I run a query that filters by ID of each record and display result in Textbox?

Advertisements Here is my scenario: I have a database for projects I manage. In this database, I have a table for Projects (tblProjects) and a table for Hot Notes (tblHotNotes) that look like this: tblProjects: ProjectID ProjectName tblHotNotes: HotNoteID ProjectID (fk) HotNote HotNoteDate I also have a continuous form called frmProjectList that lists all projects… Read More MS Access: when working with Continuous Forms, how can I run a query that filters by ID of each record and display result in Textbox?

MS Access to MS Access data transfer without overwriting

Advertisements Quick question, assuming that I have two access databases with tables that have exactly the same headers, how would I go about appending data from DATABASE1_TABLE_A to DATABASE2_TABLE_B using VBA (executed from DATABASE1). I tried the DoCmd.CopyObject "DATABASE2_DESTINATION", "TABLE_B", acTable, "TABLE_A" which works, however it overwrites existing DATABASE2_TABLE_B rather than appending data to it.… Read More MS Access to MS Access data transfer without overwriting

Subquery Totals in Access

Advertisements I need to breakdown the two subqueries by File_Date. Now it’s just giving me the total number of records per Service_Code. SELECT [Request File].File_Date, Count([Request File].SSN) AS [Borrower Count], Sum([Request File].Discharge_Amt) AS Total_Discharge_Amt, (SELECT Count([Request File].SSN) FROM [Request File] WHERE [Request File].Servicer_Code="500") AS 500_Count, (SELECT Count([Request File].SSN) FROM [Request File] WHERE [Request File].Servicer_Code="579") AS… Read More Subquery Totals in Access