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Freshke via AccessMonster.com
Hi ppls,
Maybe it's an easy question, so don't shoot me.
I want to do following thing:
I want to make a query in which I load (calculate) some fields (on which i
do calculations). No problem for that. Now it comes. I want also a create a
field that doesn't exist, namely a Autonumber field (ID). Why?
--> i've got two tables with data. First table is the reference table and
second is reference table that is updated after some calculations (new
numbers are added and so on). I want to compare the positions of people in
such way that i can say, you've gained positions or lost positions with
when we compare the reference table and new table (by comparing the ID's in
the two tables).
So conclusion:
OR i need to find out how i can add a field in the query that makes
automatic an ID (autonumber the list that is the result of the query) so
that i can test the position in another to make query.
OR you guys know a better solution for my problem.
Thanx in advance,
Freshke
Maybe it's an easy question, so don't shoot me.
I want to do following thing:
I want to make a query in which I load (calculate) some fields (on which i
do calculations). No problem for that. Now it comes. I want also a create a
field that doesn't exist, namely a Autonumber field (ID). Why?
--> i've got two tables with data. First table is the reference table and
second is reference table that is updated after some calculations (new
numbers are added and so on). I want to compare the positions of people in
such way that i can say, you've gained positions or lost positions with
when we compare the reference table and new table (by comparing the ID's in
the two tables).
So conclusion:
OR i need to find out how i can add a field in the query that makes
automatic an ID (autonumber the list that is the result of the query) so
that i can test the position in another to make query.
OR you guys know a better solution for my problem.
Thanx in advance,
Freshke