[mso] Re: Access Query
- From: "Green" <1z@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 16:52:13 +0100
Doesn't acces support a clause like... "select top 1 ..."?
Lisa
> Glenda--
>
> That's because you're querying against a text field (as
> evidenced by the
> leading "0" digit). You can change the field property --
> probably not a good
> option -- or you can use the VAL function:
> Max(Val([SubjID])). The Val
> function strips out all non-numeric characters from a
> strung and returns
> just the numbers.
>
> --Jim
> Hi All.
> I would like to create an Access query where I get the
> Maximum value of
> something that could have more than one value.
>
> example table:
> Name UID Subj SubjID
> John Smith abc123 US history 01
> John Smith abc123 Roman history 02
>
> My desired result is:
> John Smith abc123 Roman history 02
>
> The problem is when I put MAX on the SubjID field my query still
> displays both values instead of just the one.
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