Access nz function not working
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As far as I can tell all references are good, ans the same in either DB's opened. I did just upgrade from a Surface Book to Surface Book 2, so something must be missing on link new computer. There are no isses when Fnction use Access This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.
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Also, some older ones will cause problems, have a look here bottom of page Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. So I not convinced this is a reference issue, since if you had a broken reference, then you could not compile your accDB into a accDE, and it would spit out compile errors and not produce the accDE.
So a accDB is rather "flakey" compared to a accDE in this regards unless you have really aggressive error handling code. So based on your post, the only reason why a accDE would work, and not the accDB, is some VBA value in a expression is void, incorrect or has been re-set. You then use the file save-as, and choose the compiled accDE option. Normally when I get a missing or references in the wrong order, functions like Ltrim also stops working, but that is not the case this time.
The error message I receive then has the exact line number where the error occurred, and in some cases, the SQL statement that has given the error. What I wonder is what reference is it that brings the NZ function?
Since no other functions, like Ltrim, seemed to be affected. As noted, if all the code compiles, then it is unlikely a reference issue. And note that using code to create a recordset vs that of using dlookup runs the SAME speed. If all use of nz in a query fails, then this does suggest something wrong with the access expression service. I would thus ensure you applied the sp updates to office in this case. Without seeing the actual sql that is failing, it hard to guess what is going on here and pasting the sql that fails here likely will not help.
However, I would put a debug. So does the sql you running in VBA work if pasted into a query and then run? MoveFirst Debug. I have just done a complete removal and reinstall of Access , from an Office Plus installation file.
Tons of updates also installed, but problem persists. While doing further testing it suddenly started to work, and now I can't fail it. Perhaps that is partly to blame.
Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. DLL 7. OLB DLL OLB 7. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Previous Next. Gina Whipp Volunteer Moderator. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. Albert D. Now when I use the Nz function in the report it does not work, the report does not know what the field is? It contains 10 fields of hours i. Can the Nz function work in a table as well then I would not have to run a query before putting it in the report.
Why does access not recognise the field name from the query? This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question 0. Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Create a calculated column in your query like this. In your report you can then just reference this calculated value as if it is a field from your query.