For our example, we'll add a totals row to our calculated field. This will let us know the total number of items sold. The More Fields drop-down command. Selecting the calculated field type. Building the expression for a calculated field. The calculated field shows the product of the two fields to its left. Arithmetic terms in the Expression Builder. The Totals command. The totals row drop-down arrow. Also, the back end of the database seems fine as well.
I know Server can exhibit some odd behavior on Access. I'll wait to see what I hear - I'll keep you all updated. TheSmileyCoder — thanks for the suggestion. Here is what I tried but was unable to recreate the issue. Created blank db with a blank form. All is OK. Added a very simple test table with 3 records. Did NOT connect the form to the table. Add controls.
Saved, closed the form and tried again and they were back. I've got nothing. Check if any office related updates were installed recently. I recently had a plugin installed that was causing me some very weird errors until I un-installed, and it was errors in what I considered to be completely un-related and unexpected places, but un-installing the plugin everything worked as expected again.
Are you using terminalservices and remoteapp to run Access at the server, or are you sitting down right infront of the server terminal and running it native on the server-hardware?
While there are 2 users who are in the same location as the server, everyone else is scattered in various countries. I'm under the impression that you should never use a split db over a VPN or wireless network to reduce the chance of data corruption. So, to answer your question, some of us connect to the company via VPN then use Remote Desktop services I think this is terminal services to log on to the server.
Each user has their own log on and their own front end file to access the back end. All files are located on the server. In my situation, it is both seen on local machines AND remote desktop.
The fields are all 'primitive' data types; i. Although true that VPN is not your friend when it comes to running a split Access database, it't not quite that dire either. By moving all static tables and very rarely updated tables to the frontend on the client machine one can vastly reduce the networkband width used; thus, speeding up the application and minimizing any chance at data corruption.
With Remote Desktop Services: It is better if each user has a local install of the Access program rather than running it from the server. If you did install the Office image to the server correctly, along with RDS then I think that you're down to asking MS for help here: Supported installation methods for Office The server Windows that I 1st noticed this issue on has since resolved itself.
I suppose it could be something transient. While looking around online I noticed that similar questions have been posted before, and none of them seemed to be resolved in a sense of finding a solution. Most of the threads seems to have died, probably since the problem went away and people forgot about it. All instances that i know of that were having this issue have been resolved. I think it's a symptom of quantity vs. In our example, we will use a table containing the orders from one month.
The table contains items listed by sales unit —single, half-dozen, and dozen. One column lets us know the number sold of each sales unit. Another lets us know the actual numerical value of each of these units. For instance, in the top row you can see that two dozen fudge brownies have been sold and that one dozen equals 12 brownies.
This was a simple problem, but performing this calculation for each row of the table would be tedious and time consuming.
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