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Access 2010 Entering Percent Value
Posted on 2011-03-04
Where would I find the Access setting to adjust how a percent value is added on a form?
One user enters 20 in a percent field and gets the value of 20%
Another user enters 20 in the same field of the same form and gets a value of 2000%
The percent field in the form is formated as a percent with auto in the decimal places
Is there a global setting that I've missed?
One user enters 20 in a percent field and gets the value of 20%
Another user enters 20 in the same field of the same form and gets a value of 2000%
The percent field in the form is formated as a percent with auto in the decimal places
Is there a global setting that I've missed?
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in the after update event of the textbox,
private sub text0_afterupdate()
me.text0=me.text0/100
end sub
set the format property of the textbox to "Percent"
private sub text0_afterupdate()
me.text0=me.text0/100
end sub
set the format property of the textbox to "Percent"
I am aware of this option, but my question is there a global setting?
Why would one user be able to enter 20 and get 20 and another user enter 20 and get 2000?
Why would one user be able to enter 20 and get 20 and another user enter 20 and get 2000?
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..and, set the field ( control source of the textbox) Field size property to double or single
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<Why would one user be able to enter 20 and get 20 and another user enter 20 and get 2000?>
are the two pc in the same location?
are they using the same database?
is your database application split, BE and FE?
are the two pc in the same location?
are they using the same database?
is your database application split, BE and FE?
It is on a terminal server. Access 2010 is the front end and SQL is the backend.
Each user has to set their Access options individually. Is there a setting in the options that determines how it handles entries of percents?
Each user has to set their Access options individually. Is there a setting in the options that determines how it handles entries of percents?
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< Is there a setting in the options that determines how it handles entries of percents?>
i don't think there is such option.(as far as i know)
i don't think there is such option.(as far as i know)
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<Access 2010 is the front end and SQL is the backend.
Each user has to set their Access options individually....Each user has to set their Access options individually>
That does not directly answer his question...
Does each use having their own copy of the font end installed of their local machine?
(Not "sharing" the front end)
Each user has to set their Access options individually....Each user has to set their Access options individually>
That does not directly answer his question...
Does each use having their own copy of the font end installed of their local machine?
(Not "sharing" the front end)
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