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    Solved What's up with not being able to post simple replies?

    Out of interest how long until a user can post links? I think it is a good measure & is required, quite frustrating sometimes, I'm 50 or so posts in & still unable to link :eek:.
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    DLookup Function Alternative

    I'm just a learner but I believe queries greatly outperform dLookup; especially as it scales. I think you'd be better off using an update query. I don't know much about them but I believe an update query will only save/ act on the fields in which it makes changes so be forewarned to save as a...
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    How to make my Laptop to run like a Desktop?

    To state the obvs it' snot worth effort repairing an 8 year old machine & my experience of most repair shops have not been fruitful & my own endeavours to repair electronics have failed miserably most of the time with very few success'. BUT it's probably all about the challenge for you...
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    Solved Good Resource For Learning Access SQL?

    Thank you very much.
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    Solved Good Resource For Learning Access SQL?

    Thanks @cheekybuddha , very helpful. Believe me not wanting to run, just trying to grasp the basics but spinning out of control lol.
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    Solved Good Resource For Learning Access SQL?

    Thanks @cheekybuddha, it works in PostgreSQL - direct from tutorial mentioned in specific area of Multiple Rows & Multiple Fields area of subqueries Youtube techTFQ titled "Subquery in SQL | Complete SQL Subqueries Tutorial". Thanks for your input on the qry. I just cannot see how I can learn...
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    Solved Good Resource For Learning Access SQL?

    Think I've ran into another flaw between native SQL & Access SQL. Access will not allow Multiple Row & Multiple field subqueries. Reluctantly I may have to quit the native SQL tutorials on Youtube techTFQ as it seems near unrecognizable in Access. A multiple row, multiple column subquery seems...
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    Solved Good Resource For Learning Access SQL?

    Thanks people., much appreciated.
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    Solved Good Resource For Learning Access SQL?

    Thanks @plog, interesting that the prompt from Access is incorrect; should have warned me about the join statement not 'FROM clause'. Grateful for the input on Alias' shorthand only in FROM clause.
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    Solved Good Resource For Learning Access SQL?

    Thanks @The_Doc_Man, I do not blame you for not downloading. Pasting in Notepad & Word I can't see any unexpected phantoms. I didn't have a primary key in one of the four tbl's as one of the tbl's didn't have an obvious PK (not related to this query). Putting a PK in said table (unrelated to...
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    Solved Good Resource For Learning Access SQL?

    A brilliant SQL resource on Youtube tachTFQ (great teacher) - BUT exactly how different is native SQL compared to ACCESS SQL? Richard Prost does not indicate a great difference & I would have thought semantically it would be near identical. Seems to have different datatypes, ∴ data-sizes...
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    Solved Maintain Recordset Updatable With SubQry Single Result Over Many Rows?

    Thank you all for your input, massively appreciated. Sorry @arnelgp, this solved it. I posted at a hectic time & forgot to convert the subqry on the margin% field to a dLookup. The interesting question is WHY does a dLookup solve this. The subqry seems near identical in it's format. Why did I...
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    Solved Maintain Recordset Updatable With SubQry Single Result Over Many Rows?

    Thanks both for help. I changed the subquery to a dLookup fn using the query designer (which I would imagine it yeilds the same result as altering the SQL) & sadly the recordset remains uneditable. I know the issue is caused by The qry is used in a form but also used in other uses so i need the...
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    Solved Maintain Recordset Updatable With SubQry Single Result Over Many Rows?

    Thanks @cheekybuddha. I'm unable to post links with SPAM restrictions. Do a search for "Using a Subquery in a SELECT statement; red-gate "Simple Talk by Greg Larsen". I think there are instances where a basic subquery will yeild a single result... 'set as a column value' if I'm interpreting it...
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