What I would like this to do, is if the difference is, for example, 1.4, I want the number rounded down, if its 1.6 I want it rounded up, and if its 1.5, i want to use alternate rounding (1.5 down 2, 2.5 up to 3).
How can I find out the date for whichever the date is of this monday. So, if today is 23/03/2006, then it would give 20/03/2006, which was the date of this monday.Thanks for any advice.
Hi all, I have some records lying on ms access db, I need to find the first monday and the last friday of the months in db then select and group them . How will I do that ?
I think this is probably a simple solution for some of you.
I have a database containing records for which I need to set dates to follow up on.
I would like to ensure that the date that is entered is a business day (So that when I run my follow up report for the day - I don't end up missing items that were inadvertantly entered for a weekend!)
I have hunted around for a similar thread - but have not found anything.
I am thinking that a simple bit of validation could be entered for the field properties.
I want to choose the formA and from a combo I want to choose a day so when this day come the chosen form will open automatically in the specified date when I open the database...
For example i choose FormA and for the date i choose 9 or monday
So every 9 of any month the form will open or every monday....
I would like to know if MS Access can handle functions that Excel has, for example, "weekday" function, that returns a number representing the day of the week (sunday=0, monday=1, ...), given a date value.
If so, I have a conditional like this in excel: =IF(weekday(DATE-3)=0;DATE-4;DATE-3)
If DATE is sunday, then move to monday. Is there a way to make something like this in Access?
I have a textbox in a form. What I want it to do is to display the following weeks Monday date. Sounds simple but requires you to know the Monday dates in advance ...
I am trying to filter a form to show the entire weekend's activity on Monday but only yesterday's activity Tuesday through Friday. Using this code I can return Friday's results on Monday and yesterday's for the rest. How do I get the range Friday to Sunday?
I am trying to write a query, it needs to multiply 2 numbers from separate columns, then, I need it to Round the value UP to the nearest 0.25? Does anyone know how to write this formula in a query?
I am having some problems with rounding numbers. I have a DB using forms and i want the user to enter a weight and it rounds to the nearest half KG, so either ?.5 or ?.0 depending on what the number is. I know i can enter a range check in the table validation or say => 5 AND <= 10 but i am stuck on the rounding validation. I think this must be enterd into the text box of the form but as to what the syntax would be i am lost.
I have the following expression in a query. This gets the order due date takes away todays date then goes through a series of calculations to work out the period in terms of a number of months (Assuming they are all 4 weeks, wrong I know)
((((([Blanket_One]![Due Date]-Date())/7))*5)/20)
My problem is fairly simple I think. I need the output from this expression to always round up to the nearest whole number.
Example (1.0009 would round up to 2)
In excel I can use the function Roundup, is there an equivalent in Access?
I have a form with a field that gives me an average of results. Below the number 10 it works fine - for example, if I have 6.3 as an average it displays 6, if it is 6.7 it displays 7.
If however the number is greater than 10 I have a problem. Should the number contain a decimal it rounds down to 10 or up to 20. ie any number below 14.9 will round down to 10 and any number above 15.1 will round up to 20. Whole numbers display fine.
I need help on writing a function that will cycle thru numbers of a field and allow the user to either round up or down in .5 increments.
For example: (18 is just a random number, it could be any number from 1-200)
18.1 - Round down to 18 or up to 18.5 18.2 - Round down to 18 or up to 18.5 18.3 - Round down to 18 or up to 18.5 18.4 - Round down to 18 or up to 18.5 18.5 - Stays the same 18.6 - Round down to 18.5 or up to 19 18.7 - Round down to 18.5 or up to 19 18.8 - Round down to 18.5 or up to 19 18.9 - Round down to 18.5 or up to 19