formulas

M

Marcella

I am trying to create a database for payroll. I need ti insert formulas in
access. Can anyone refresh me on how to do that?
 
B

Brendan Reynolds

Formulas can be used in many places in Access. In query design view ...

ACalculatedColumn:[ARealColumn]*[AnotherRealColumn]

.... in SQL ...

SELECT ARealColumn * AnotherRealColumn AS ACalculatedColumn FROM ATable

.... in ControlSource, DefaultValue, and other properties ...

=[ARealColumn] * [AnotherRealColumn]

.... and in code ...

Public Function Whatever (ARealColumn As Long, AnotherColumn As Long) As
Long
Whatever=ARealColumn * AnotherColumn
End Function

My advice is to run, very fast, as far as you can get from payroll.
Horrible, horrible stuff. There's perfectly good payroll packages on the
market for ridiculously low prices. Use one, let someone else suffer! :)

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L

Lynn Trapp

My advice is to run, very fast, as far as you can get from payroll.
Horrible, horrible stuff. There's perfectly good payroll packages on the
market for ridiculously low prices. Use one, let someone else suffer! :)


ROFL.... you are so right, but payroll is probably 10 times easier than
Accounts Receivable... <g>
 

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