Khalid,
If the fields and variables are numeric, don't use string functions on them. You need to explain what you are attempting to accomplish with:
Left([InvoiceRateLong], 4)Left([InvoiceRate], 4) * TotalProductQty
Regards,
Regards,
Duane Hookom
Vevey, Switzerland
Duane,
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Subject: Re: [MS_AccessPros] Not getting correct values on form with different inputs
Duane,
Yes the all fields in question are numeric.
Khalid
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Khalid,
The issue that stands out to me is you are using a string function Left() on a numeric value. I expect you should be using numeric functions to return parts of the number.
Regards,
Duane Hookom
Vevey, Switzerland
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Subject: [MS_AccessPros] Not getting correct values on form with different inputs
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Subject: [MS_AccessPros] Not getting correct values on form with different inputs
Hi John,
I have a Form “Export Invoice And Packing List” having only one Unbound control “ConsignmentNo” . Its Record Source SQL is:
SELECT DISTINCT PrepareInvoiceAndPackingListQuery.ConsignmentNo
FROM PrepareInvoiceAndPackingListQuery
ORDER BY PrepareInvoiceAndPackingListQuery.ConsignmentNo DESC;
On the sub form “Export Invoice And Packing List subform” data is entered, its Record Source SQL is:
SELECT [Invoice Values PakCaspian Ammended].*, Products.CustomValue
FROM Products INNER JOIN [Invoice Values PakCaspian Ammended] ON Products.ProductID = [Invoice Values PakCaspian Ammended].ProductID;
On Txt Box “TotalNetWt” After Update is:
Private Sub TotalNetWt_AfterUpdate()
InvoiceRateLong = TotalNetWt * ValueOfCustom / TotalProductQty ç(This is hidden field)
InvoiceRate = Left([InvoiceRateLong], 4)
' TotalValue = (InvoiceRate) * TotalProductQty
TotalValue = Left([InvoiceRate], 4) * TotalProductQty
End Sub
The issue and problem which I am facing is that if “TotalProductQty” is smaller or may be upto 40,000 thousands figure I get correct “Invoice Rate” and “TotalValue”. But if it is higher value like 7,700 I get wrong result. Take an example:
Total Cartons | Total Product Qty | Custom Value | Total Gross Weight | Total Net Weight | Invoice Rate | Total Value |
50 | 40,000 | 4.00 | 105 | 102 | 0.01 | 400 |
500 | 7,700 | 1.10 | 500 | 492 | 7.02 | 54,054 |
In we check first entry on calculator 102 * 4 / 40,000 = 0.0102 (Invoice Rate) and we are displaying 2 decimals, and TotalValue on our form is calculated by InvoiceRate 0.01 * TotalProductQty 40,000 = 400
Now in 2nd entry if we check on calculator TotalNetWt 492 * ValueOfCustom 1.10 = 0.0702857142857143, We need to get here on our form InvoiceRate = 0.07 instead of 7.02
I cannot figure out where I am wrong, wether my update event is wrong or defined field size wrong.
TotalProductQtyàDoubleàStandardà0
TotalGrossWtàDoubleàStandardà0
TotalNetWtàDoubleàStandardà0
InvoiceRateLongàDoubleàStandardà2
InvoiceRateàDoubleàStandardà2
TotalValueàDoubleàStandardà2
Help required please.
Regards,
Khalid
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