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The following query, instead of adding the numbers 0, 0, and 1 to finish the
calculation in the last column, is instead concatenating them to come up with
the number 001. Aaarrrgggh!
SELECT FMS_HELOC_crosstab.EmpID, FormatNumber(Nz([Mortgage],0),0) AS
Mortgages, FormatNumber(Nz([Security],0),0) AS Securities,
FormatNumber(Nz([Trust],0),0) AS Trusts,
Nz([Mortgages]+[Securities]+[Trusts],0) AS FMS
FROM FMS_HELOC_crosstab
WHERE (((FMS_HELOC_crosstab.EmpID)=122));
It is pulling its data from a crosstab query, but that query is able to add
up the numbers in each category for each officer, so apparently the crosstab
query sees them as numbers and not text. Somehow, in the second query (SQL
above), the numbers are being converted to text. At least that's my guess.
Thanks in advance,
GwenH, CIW, CWP, Master MOS
Some of my best leading men have been dogs and horses ~ Elizabeth Taylor
calculation in the last column, is instead concatenating them to come up with
the number 001. Aaarrrgggh!
SELECT FMS_HELOC_crosstab.EmpID, FormatNumber(Nz([Mortgage],0),0) AS
Mortgages, FormatNumber(Nz([Security],0),0) AS Securities,
FormatNumber(Nz([Trust],0),0) AS Trusts,
Nz([Mortgages]+[Securities]+[Trusts],0) AS FMS
FROM FMS_HELOC_crosstab
WHERE (((FMS_HELOC_crosstab.EmpID)=122));
It is pulling its data from a crosstab query, but that query is able to add
up the numbers in each category for each officer, so apparently the crosstab
query sees them as numbers and not text. Somehow, in the second query (SQL
above), the numbers are being converted to text. At least that's my guess.
Thanks in advance,
GwenH, CIW, CWP, Master MOS
Some of my best leading men have been dogs and horses ~ Elizabeth Taylor