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chris Morrison
Sounds very similar to a recent question/post. I have two
tables, company and data, with a 1 (company)to many (data)
relationship, linked by an autonumber field employernumber
(co) and idnumber (data). I have the data table display as
a subform on my main data-entry form. In the subform /data
table, I have a record number field that displays 1 for
the first record, 2 for the second record, etc...I want to
design a query that pulls information from the highest or
max or top value record for all companies, but I cannot
get it to work. Is there a way to pull just the maximum
record number for all companies? You see, my ultimate
goal is to list the values associated with the highest
record number from the data table, and also to design a
calculated field that takes a value from the highest
record number and subtracts it from a value in the same
field from the initial or number 1 record. Thank you for
any help or advice you could share with me. Any help would
be great. Since I'm not an expert by any means, could you
explain any advice given in terms of the QBE window?
Thanks again, chris Morrison
tables, company and data, with a 1 (company)to many (data)
relationship, linked by an autonumber field employernumber
(co) and idnumber (data). I have the data table display as
a subform on my main data-entry form. In the subform /data
table, I have a record number field that displays 1 for
the first record, 2 for the second record, etc...I want to
design a query that pulls information from the highest or
max or top value record for all companies, but I cannot
get it to work. Is there a way to pull just the maximum
record number for all companies? You see, my ultimate
goal is to list the values associated with the highest
record number from the data table, and also to design a
calculated field that takes a value from the highest
record number and subtracts it from a value in the same
field from the initial or number 1 record. Thank you for
any help or advice you could share with me. Any help would
be great. Since I'm not an expert by any means, could you
explain any advice given in terms of the QBE window?
Thanks again, chris Morrison