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Great- thanks for the help- I was hoping you were still on Experts- you've helped me a google amount of times
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Great- thanks for the help- I was hoping you were still on Experts- you've helped me a google amount of times

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hello-am attaching database- open qry1 and you will see fld1 and fld2-<br />
fld2 is same number as fld1 - &nbsp;only 1 is added to last number<br />
example [fld1] 10.236.4.231 &nbsp;and [fld2] is 10.236.4.232 <br />
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I manually added 1 to the numbers in fld2 -<br />
Is there a way to create a field in the query that calculates this? and so the query is creating fld2?<br />
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thank you<br />
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Test.accdb

hello-am attaching database- open qry1 and you will see fld1 and fld2-
fld2 is same number as fld1 -  only 1 is added to last number
example [fld1] 10.236.4.231  and [fld2] is 10.236.4.232 

I manually added 1 to the numbers in fld2 -
Is there a way to create a field in the query that calculates this? and so the query is creating fld2?

thank you

create a new field in query that adds 1 to a number

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