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I have a query which is calculating payments due to Clients.
I need to take a "snapshot" of the amounts to record how much they've been
paid to-date, so that I can keep the running total and calculate the extra
payments next month.
It seemed obvious to create a table with ID and Payment, then run an update
query which would put value of the EarnedToDate field from the query into the
Payment field of the table.
However it appears that, since the EarnedToDate field is being calculated,
it cannot be used to update the Payment field.
Oh, and the calculation is so hideously complex that I can't just add it in
to the "Update To:" section of the query.
Is there a way to get around this and use the calculated value to update the
table?
Thanks in advance
Adrian
I need to take a "snapshot" of the amounts to record how much they've been
paid to-date, so that I can keep the running total and calculate the extra
payments next month.
It seemed obvious to create a table with ID and Payment, then run an update
query which would put value of the EarnedToDate field from the query into the
Payment field of the table.
However it appears that, since the EarnedToDate field is being calculated,
it cannot be used to update the Payment field.
Oh, and the calculation is so hideously complex that I can't just add it in
to the "Update To:" section of the query.
Is there a way to get around this and use the calculated value to update the
table?
Thanks in advance
Adrian