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3 lut 2015 · Suggest return either 0 or null if there is an error if you want a numeric type to the column. If your concern is that [txtAction2s] is either null or 0 then try =IIf(nz([txtAction2s],0),null,[txtAction1s]/[txtAction2s]*100)
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How do I capture a specific SQL Server Error In Access VBA That Is Missing the Access Error Code?
29 kwi 2003 · If CurrentDb.TableDefs(tblName).Fields(x).NAME = fieldName Then fieldExists = True. Save the module as basFieldExists. I would like to be able to check the table first, to see if the field is already there. DoCmd.RunSQL "ALTER TABLE [AES GROUP AUDIT] ADD COLUMN GROUP TEXT", -1. Registered User. Thanks !! Thank you ByteMyzer....
24 paź 2022 · When I try to write a SQL statement like the one below, I get a datatype mismatch error: Where Short_Desc is a column in the Location_Table with Short Text datatype. Using Debug.Print strSQL_1, this is what's shown in the immediate window: The problem is not the value of Short_Desc is used, but the fieldname. Try.
27 sty 2022 · In VBA, you can create a TableDef object and reference all its members, including the Fields collection. Are you trying to retrieve the data stored in a field? If so, you can also use domain functions, like DLookup().
6 kwi 2022 · If expr is found in the list of values, the In operator returns True; otherwise, it returns False. You can include the Not logical operator to evaluate the opposite condition (that is, whether expr is not in the list of values).
9 lut 2012 · A trick used by many Access developers is to test their SQL in the SQL View of the Access query design window. If there is a problem Access will display an error message. The error messages you get from the SQL View of the Access [gs query] tool are often far more helpful and descriptive that those you get from VBA !