MS Access Gimps

[wykikitoon 20131]

Any in here?

[The Fish 10857]

I've used it a fair amount. What's up?

[wykikitoon 20131]

Good man

Hopefully I am using the correct terminology.

I have a filed that I want to copy to several other fields in one go.  But when I select the the fields it doesn't do it.  I have managed a work around on some by using find and replace but this seems long winded.

[The Fish 10857]

14 minutes ago, wykikitoon said:

Good man

Hopefully I am using the correct terminology.

I have a filed that I want to copy to several other fields in one go.  But when I select the the fields it doesn't do it.  I have managed a work around on some by using find and replace but this seems long winded.

 

Access is a database platform, it's not like excel. You got screen grabs?

[wykikitoon 20131]

So on that if I wanted to changed P01 -  P10 SWL(H)kN values to 125.  What is the best way to do it?

[wykikitoon 20131]

It maybe, access isn't the software I need to be doing this in.  Ideally i want it in excel, however I cannot export to excel.  Only Access.

[The Fish 10857]

1 minute ago, wykikitoon said:

It maybe, access isn't the software I need to be doing this in.  Ideally i want it in excel, however I cannot export to excel.  Only Access.

You can export from Access.

 

Choose External Data, then Excel. 

 

 

[wykikitoon 20131]

Ah cool.  Will give it a tinkle.

[Howmanheyman 33184]

[RobinRobin 11265]

5 hours ago, Howmanheyman said:

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[MrBass 2651]

On 16/12/2022 at 12:38, wykikitoon said:

So on that if I wanted to changed P01 -  P10 SWL(H)kN values to 125.  What is the best way to do it?

 

Can't tell what you've named that table from the screenshot so you'd need to replace 'TableName' with the actual table name. Also, as I don't use Access, the syntax may need tweaking. For instance you may have to replace the square brackets ([ ]) with single or double quotes.

 

UPDATE TableName
SET [SWL (H) kN] = 125
WHERE Mark IN ('P01','P02','P03','P04','P05','P06','P07','P08','P09','P10');

 

...or you can do as Fish suggested and put it in Excel where it's better suited.