asked on A problem with a simple query MS Access 10
I have a simple query that I use to populate a listbox with transactions, selecting the required account by preloading a property. It will select one account but not the other.
I have attached a small simple test database to demonstrate the problem.
This is driving me mad and I would greatly appreciate any help I can get.
Thanks in advance,
Clive
I have attached a small simple test database to demonstrate the problem.
This is driving me mad and I would greatly appreciate any help I can get.
Thanks in advance,
Clive
Microsoft Access
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DatabaseMX (Joe Anderson - Former Microsoft Access MVP)
There is something wrong with the data in the 2/3 values in the combo
see image - note Spaces or what ever they are![data]()
see image - note Spaces or what ever they are
ASKER
Thanks, Joe.
Can you suggest any way of discovering what the leading characters are? Standard Access things I've tried, don't throw any light.
Can you suggest any way of discovering what the leading characters are? Standard Access things I've tried, don't throw any light.
Well ... not sure that is the problem. Notice the combo box account selected above is not in Import table. So that is the actual problem
The spaces are WEIRD. In the Immediate Window, Trim removes the Spaces ... so they must be spaces.
Not sure what is going on
Not sure what is going on
Two out of three of the numbers in the combo are not in the Import table.
So ... it's actually working correctly ...
So ... it's actually working correctly ...
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Thanks, Joe.
I changed the query on the account field to read the accounts table, and one of the account numbers was corrupted. Fixed that and now all is good.
Clive
I changed the query on the account field to read the accounts table, and one of the account numbers was corrupted. Fixed that and now all is good.
Clive
Cool. Don't forget to close the question :-)
OP confirmed that my solution worked
Database1.accdb