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Concatenate text string for "Many" side table values back into "One" side table
Posted on 2011-03-06
I need to develop a VBA DAO procedure to take the "Many" side values for a table , create a text string of its values,, and edit it back into the record on the "One" side of the relationship. For instance:
Table B - "Many" Side
SetNumber = 36 SetValue = 125
SetNumber = 36 SetValue = 130
SetNumber = 36 SetValue = 135
Table A - "One" Side
SetNumber = 36 SetValueTotals = 125, 130, 135
I am able to perform this procedure if I want to create a new record in Table A, but I need to find the existing record that contains the join field's value (SetNumber) in table A , and edit it so I can place the concatenated string into the SetValueTotal field. Thanks.
Table B - "Many" Side
SetNumber = 36 SetValue = 125
SetNumber = 36 SetValue = 130
SetNumber = 36 SetValue = 135
Table A - "One" Side
SetNumber = 36 SetValueTotals = 125, 130, 135
I am able to perform this procedure if I want to create a new record in Table A, but I need to find the existing record that contains the join field's value (SetNumber) in table A , and edit it so I can place the concatenated string into the SetValueTotal field. Thanks.
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This should work
I have named the table OneSide and ManySide, you will need to change them in the code. (do a find & replace)
And the field name are SetNumber, SetValue and SetValueTotals, again change them if required
Also it is only working for one SetNumber, 36, which is set manualy at the top. You may want to add an inputbox or connect it to a form to make it more flexible
Sub DoSetValuesTotals()
Dim db As DAO.Database, rst As DAO.Recordset
Dim strsql As String, strResult As String
Dim SetNumber As Long
SetNumber = 36
Set db = CurrentDb
strsql = "SELECT ManySide.SetNumber, ManySide.SetValue FROM ManySide WHERE (((ManySide.SetNumber)=" & SetNumber & "));"
Set rst = db.OpenRecordset(strsql)
Do Until rst.EOF
strResult = strResult & rst!SetValue & ", "
rst.MoveNext
Loop
If Not strResult = "" Then strResult = Left(strResult, Len(strResult) - 2)
Set rst = db.OpenRecordset("OneSide"
rst.FindFirst "[SetNumber] = " & SetNumber
If rst.NoMatch Then
MsgBox "No match for set " & SetNumber & " found"
Exit Sub
End If
rst.Edit
rst!setvaluetotals = strResult
rst.Update
rst.Close
End Sub
I have named the table OneSide and ManySide, you will need to change them in the code. (do a find & replace)
And the field name are SetNumber, SetValue and SetValueTotals, again change them if required
Also it is only working for one SetNumber, 36, which is set manualy at the top. You may want to add an inputbox or connect it to a form to make it more flexible
Sub DoSetValuesTotals()
Dim db As DAO.Database, rst As DAO.Recordset
Dim strsql As String, strResult As String
Dim SetNumber As Long
SetNumber = 36
Set db = CurrentDb
strsql = "SELECT ManySide.SetNumber, ManySide.SetValue FROM ManySide WHERE (((ManySide.SetNumber)=" & SetNumber & "));"
Set rst = db.OpenRecordset(strsql)
Do Until rst.EOF
strResult = strResult & rst!SetValue & ", "
rst.MoveNext
Loop
If Not strResult = "" Then strResult = Left(strResult, Len(strResult) - 2)
Set rst = db.OpenRecordset("OneSide"
rst.FindFirst "[SetNumber] = " & SetNumber
If rst.NoMatch Then
MsgBox "No match for set " & SetNumber & " found"
Exit Sub
End If
rst.Edit
rst!setvaluetotals = strResult
rst.Update
rst.Close
End Sub
Hi skennelly,
i would recommend not to have an extra column in table a, but instead use a function to retrieve the comma-separated list from table B, given a parameter SetNumber.
So you can use this for displaying the calculated list.
If you want to have a input field, where you enter an new number, which you use for an INSERT- or DELETE-Statement for table B, you will need an Query which will delete all entries from B, given a SetNumber, and INSERT into tableB all entries from the new list, parsing all Numbers out of the new field´s value. But be aware, that you have to do additional checks for unchanged entries, if tableB contains more columns then just SetNumber and SetValue. Then you have to remember old list, deleting only the missing Numbers in new field, and inserting only new numbers in new field.
This can´t be done easily, but it is possible. If you can provide more information about what you want to archive, maybe there is an easier way.
best regards,
r1sc
i would recommend not to have an extra column in table a, but instead use a function to retrieve the comma-separated list from table B, given a parameter SetNumber.
So you can use this for displaying the calculated list.
If you want to have a input field, where you enter an new number, which you use for an INSERT- or DELETE-Statement for table B, you will need an Query which will delete all entries from B, given a SetNumber, and INSERT into tableB all entries from the new list, parsing all Numbers out of the new field´s value. But be aware, that you have to do additional checks for unchanged entries, if tableB contains more columns then just SetNumber and SetValue. Then you have to remember old list, deleting only the missing Numbers in new field, and inserting only new numbers in new field.
This can´t be done easily, but it is possible. If you can provide more information about what you want to archive, maybe there is an easier way.
best regards,
r1sc
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