Hello world:
I'm having trouble finding how to escape the percent sign ("%") from a SQL
query
so that it will show up in an Access report. Here's my SQL string ...
'--Build SQL String
strSQL = ""
strSQL = strSQL & "SELECT tblSubscriberAc tivity.PERIOD, "
strSQL = strSQL & "Sum(tblSubscri berActivity.AVG _SUBS) AS AVG_SUBS, "
strSQL = strSQL & "Sum(tblSubscri berActivity.NET _DEACTS) AS NET_DEACTS, "
strSQL = strSQL & "CSTR(ROUND(Sum (tblSubscriberA ctivity.NET_DEA CTS)/"
strSQL = strSQL & "Sum(tblSubscri berActivity.AVG _SUBS),3)*100) AS CHURN "
strSQL = strSQL & "FROM tblSubscriberAc tivity "
strSQL = strSQL & "GROUP BY tblSubscriberAc tivity.PERIOD "
strSQL = strSQL & "HAVING tblSubscriberAc tivity.PERIOD In (" & strPeriod &
");"
The above SQL code works and produces a nice (for example) "5.9" value for
CHURN.
However, if I want it to produce "5.9%", I can't do it. I have tried using
Chr(37), but that
doesn't work. There MUST be a way to do this! Can anyone help?
Alan
1  3775 
On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 03:26:57 GMT, "Alan Lane" <aw*****@yahoo. com>
wrote:
Set the Format property for that field in the report to Percent.
Then divide your results by 100, so you get 0.059, which will then
correctly display as 5.9%
-Tom. Hello world:
I'm having trouble finding how to escape the percent sign ("%") from a SQL
query
so that it will show up in an Access report. Here's my SQL string ...
'--Build SQL String
strSQL = ""
strSQL = strSQL & "SELECT tblSubscriberAc tivity.PERIOD, "
strSQL = strSQL & "Sum(tblSubscri berActivity.AVG _SUBS) AS AVG_SUBS, "
strSQL = strSQL & "Sum(tblSubscri berActivity.NET _DEACTS) AS NET_DEACTS, "
strSQL = strSQL & "CSTR(ROUND(Sum (tblSubscriberA ctivity.NET_DEA CTS)/"
strSQL = strSQL & "Sum(tblSubscri berActivity.AVG _SUBS),3)*100) AS CHURN "
strSQL = strSQL & "FROM tblSubscriberAc tivity "
strSQL = strSQL & "GROUP BY tblSubscriberAc tivity.PERIOD "
strSQL = strSQL & "HAVING tblSubscriberAc tivity.PERIOD In (" & strPeriod &
");"
The above SQL code works and produces a nice (for example) "5.9" value for
CHURN.
However, if I want it to produce "5.9%", I can't do it. I have tried using
Chr(37), but that
doesn't work. There MUST be a way to do this! Can anyone help?
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