[mso] Re: FW: Getting Word Mail Merge to accept Queries with function generated fields

  • From: "jeff.taylor" <jeff.taylor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 9 May 2007 15:14:52 +0930

The query is not an action query, and the final queries are actually a
query of a query with function generated fields... but they still don't
show up in Word perhaps because its based from a function generated
query



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Sent: Tuesday, 1 May 2007 9:25 PM
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Subject: [mso] Re: FW: Getting Word Mail Merge to accept Queries with
function generated fields

Is the query a make-table, append, update or other action type query?
If
so, you would not see it in the selection choices.  If you create a
query
off the query containing your function, you shouldn't have to do a
make-table, and it should only add one more query to your database.

Hope this helps, Cathy

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Hey, bumping this up the posts to see if anyone can help me as this is
still a problem

I can make a query into a table and then do the mail merge from the
table, but i want to avoid workarounds and fix the source of the problem

Thanks

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Sent: Tuesday, 24 April 2007 3:58 PM
To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [mso] Getting Word Mail Merge to accept Queries with function
generated fields

Hey all, have a slight problem
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I have written a query which uses a function to convert a Date Of Birth
field into an age. Whenever I use [Name of field]:Age([ChildDOB]) as a
field, I can no longer use that query as a mail merge - in fact that
query wont even show up in the queries to choose from when I connect to
the Access database

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The database was generated in Access 2003, and we are now using Office
2007, which I believe may have spat the dummy :P even though I am using
Access 2007, the database is still in 2003 format, and I would like it
to stay that way due to the VBA programming that I would have to rewrite

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Can anyone help me out with changes I need to make to my VBA, or a
workaround (besides exporting to excel) that I can use to fix this
problem

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Thanks





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