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    • in reply to: Finding missing numbers #1546056

      Thanks Paul-that’s what I did. Now I will have a master table of locations also. Thanks again

    • in reply to: Finding missing numbers #1546015

      The warehouse locations are A1-01 to A1-55 up to A8-01 to A8-55; then “B” shelf starts and so on taking you up to Z1-01 to Z8-55. Every warehouse location spot is designed to hold a box. As boxes get taken off “is Null” for shredding that location opens up for another box. We refill all the “is Null” with new ones. If A1-03 to A1-10 does show up in the list “is Null or contains something in the contents field” then we have no idea that spots are available. I wish we did have a master table of locations. Thanks so much for trying to help with this

    • in reply to: Finding missing numbers #1545665

      No the “location is not the primary key. Category,Contents, Location, and Storage date. I’m looking for any locations that might have got deleted in a append and delete query. There are over 14000 location spots. If we have boxes in A1-01 and in A1-02 and spots A1-03 to A1-10 are blink I want to be able to use that space.

    • in reply to: Cover Sheet results #1501597

      Thanks Zeddy, I do have excel 2007

    • in reply to: Find a number between two numbers #1362901

      The table structure is the contents in box and the locations of the box is all in one table. The table fields are- Date sent to warehouse, Contents of what is in your box, Location of the shelf the box is in at the warehouse, and date that box can be distroyed. The contents in a box or that box location at the warehouse will never change. So the charts between 500-88400 will be located on shelf B3-28A until the distruction date. Thanks for helping me

    • in reply to: automatically send a email #1330052

      I would like it to run a report on it’s own. I’m using access 2003. How can this be done?

    • in reply to: Subtract 2 dates in access 2003 #1297152

      I’m not sure how to write that
      Result = DateOfDeath – DOB
      would it be in the query or on the form that I’m using?
      How do you even write that? Result:([DateOfDeath-[DOB]) this did not work for me I get a error

    • in reply to: Update records from excel into access #1296292

      RetiredGeek thank you sooooo much–your the best

    • in reply to: Missing data #1265676

      Column A contains Names–B contains addresses –and C contains Zip

    • in reply to: Eliminate blue vertical lines in forwarded email #1227476

      I’m talking about forwarded messages I receive. Microsoft outlook 2003 is what we have

    • in reply to: Compare 2 access tables #1175307

      Does the main office send the 70,000 list of expired patients every week?

      Yes the main office sends the expired patient list every week

    • in reply to: Date of Birth Query #1174919

      I’m looking for people born on a specific date (including Year) In the database the year maybe wrote 01/01/1966 or 01/01/66

    • in reply to: checkbook coversheet #1169020

      The ending balance is in column G and there are no blank cells in the midst of the data

    • in reply to: Form window #1167279

      I did the Size to Fit Form. I have sent a attachment of what it is doing

    • in reply to: Family Tree (2003) #1135859

      This word attachment might be clearer

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