Comparing data from 2 lines in a query

Hi Em,

Hurrah!

Well, we are looking at single-digit (- and +) temperatures (F) in the
coming days; again. So, if it is warmer where you are.... Grin Well
probably not due to other reasons.

A class on VBA or advanced Access programming might be worthwhile. But
I probably would start with a book on VBA. Browse the database and/or
programming sections of your local book store. There are also tutorials on
the internet. Try a search for "access vba tutorial" or variations. There
are a bunch of web sites from MVP listed at
http://www.mvps.org/links.html#Access. A former MVP's site:
http://accessjunkie.com/default.aspx.

Hope that helps, and you are quite welcome!

Clifford Bass

"clueless" wrote:

Hi Clifford,
I just finished...WOW! It took me quite a while to get it working. My 3
day class at the local community college spent, I believe, 20 minutes on
append queries. Yes, I am an advanced student....lol! I think at first I
broke every violation Access has, but I didn't give up thanks to the
community. I did some reading and went back and forth and finally got it
working. It works beautifully!!!!! Better than I could have ever imagined.
I never doubted you just me! One more question, my next step in my journey
is learning how to write the language. Any suggestions on what class I
should be looking for? I am hooked on Access and want to fully understand it
or you could move next door and I wouldn't have to take any more
classes...lol! Again, thanks so much. I am forever grateful!
--
Em

Hi Clifford,
Just wanted to let you know that I took your advice and went to Borders and
picked up a book on "the language". I think there is a misprint because it
says I will learn it in 21 days, I think it should say "years". Thanks again
for you help and advice.
Em
P.S. I was starting to think David Copperfield was out in the yard doing
some magic but thanks to you, I believe he is in Vegas! (All trailers are
accounted for!) Have a great day and stay warm!
--



"Clifford Bass" wrote:

Hi Em,

Hurrah!

Well, we are looking at single-digit (- and +) temperatures (F) in the
coming days; again. So, if it is warmer where you are.... Grin Well
probably not due to other reasons.

A class on VBA or advanced Access programming might be worthwhile. But
I probably would start with a book on VBA. Browse the database and/or
programming sections of your local book store. There are also tutorials on
the internet. Try a search for "access vba tutorial" or variations. There
are a bunch of web sites from MVP listed at
http://www.mvps.org/links.html#Access. A former MVP's site:
http://accessjunkie.com/default.aspx.

Hope that helps, and you are quite welcome!

Clifford Bass

"clueless" wrote:

Hi Clifford,
I just finished...WOW! It took me quite a while to get it working. My 3
day class at the local community college spent, I believe, 20 minutes on
append queries. Yes, I am an advanced student....lol! I think at first I
broke every violation Access has, but I didn't give up thanks to the
community. I did some reading and went back and forth and finally got it
working. It works beautifully!!!!! Better than I could have ever imagined.
I never doubted you just me! One more question, my next step in my journey
is learning how to write the language. Any suggestions on what class I
should be looking for? I am hooked on Access and want to fully understand it
or you could move next door and I wouldn't have to take any more
classes...lol! Again, thanks so much. I am forever grateful!
--
Em

Hi Em,

Good to hear it is working! And good luck with the learning.

Clifford Bass

"clueless" wrote:

Hi Clifford,
Just wanted to let you know that I took your advice and went to Borders and
picked up a book on "the language". I think there is a misprint because it
says I will learn it in 21 days, I think it should say "years". Thanks again
for you help and advice.
Em
P.S. I was starting to think David Copperfield was out in the yard doing
some magic but thanks to you, I believe he is in Vegas! (All trailers are
accounted for!) Have a great day and stay warm!