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Sue Compelling
Hi
I am creating a select query from two tables called Attempts and
CampaignProgression
I have the following expression:
CMD: ([campaign] & [datemth] & [dateday])
though an error message comes up saying "The specified field '[campaign]'
could refer to more than one table listed in the FROM clause of your SQL
statement'
My question is - how do I change my expression to tell access to use the
[campaign] field from the attempts table? (I did try ....
[Attemts]![Campaign] though it mumbled something about aggregate ...
TIA
Sue
I am creating a select query from two tables called Attempts and
CampaignProgression
I have the following expression:
CMD: ([campaign] & [datemth] & [dateday])
though an error message comes up saying "The specified field '[campaign]'
could refer to more than one table listed in the FROM clause of your SQL
statement'
My question is - how do I change my expression to tell access to use the
[campaign] field from the attempts table? (I did try ....
[Attemts]![Campaign] though it mumbled something about aggregate ...
TIA
Sue