Re: Access 2000 Query using "Between Operator"
From: Van T. Dinh (VanThien.Dinh_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 05/02/04
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Date: Sun, 2 May 2004 13:46:39 +1000
Post the SQL String of your Query.
-- HTH Van T. Dinh MVP (Access) "Donald Regener" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6d7301c42f83$7114db30$a401280a@phx.gbl... > Van: > > First, I would like to thank you for your response. > > Second, Let me try and clarify the requirement to see IF > you have answered my question .... > > (1) The "Range" Lower and Upper Limit is in response to > a "Prompt" (Example: Between [LowerLimit] AND > [UpperLimit] ... where does CLong go in this Code ... Edit > SQL View ??? > (2) The Actual Values of the field I am working with, is > the Result of a "Val() Function). It starts as a "Text > Field" and is run thru the Val() Function. > > Is you response based upon these requirements/conditions??? > > Again, I appreciate your help. > > >-----Original Message----- > >If you work with whole (integral) numbers, try: > > > >WHERE CLng([YourField]) BETWEEN LowerLimit AND UpperLimit > > > >If it still doesn't work, try: > > > >WHERE CLng([YourField] > >BETWEEN CLng(LowerLimit) AND CLng(UpperLimit) > > > >-- > >HTH > >Van T. Dinh > >MVP (Access) > > > > > > > >"Donald Regener" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> > wrote in message > >news:6ba901c42eed$8166a090$a601280a@phx.gbl... > >> I am developing a Query that requires a "Between > Operator" > >> > >> The field requiring the Operator started as a "Text > >> Field". The field was converted to a Number Field by > use > >> of the Val() Function. Unfortunately the Data can be a > >> 3, 4, or 5 character field (In the Native Table). I am > >> trying to Use the "Between Operator" with Prompts. The > >> Query works as desired with a "Fixed Value" (Number > >> Embedded in Between Statment" vice entered as part of > >> the "Prompt Response"). > >> > >> The problem is associated with the 3 and 4 character > >> data. IF the 3 and 4 character data were excluded > >> (>9999), the query would work as desired. When the 3 > and > >> 4 character data is included, the query results looks > >> like a "Text Search" on the first characters. The 3 and > >> 4 Character Data is intermingled with the Correct 5 > Digit > >> Data. (Example Between 10,000 and 10999 entered from > >> Prompts would return: 10130, 1024, 113, 11405, etc). I > >> have tried enclosing the Prompt field with a Val() > >> Function (From SQL View) and enclosing with the Trim() > >> Function. Neither has provided the desired results. > >> > >> I cannot change the 3 & 4 Character data to 5 > >> Characters. I lost that request this morning. I do not > >> know how to fix it, but it appears the Prompt field has > >> some characters associate with it beside the ones typed > >> as the response to the Prompt. > >> > >> All help Gladly accepted. > >> > > > > > >. > >
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