Hi,
Is there a way to populate sequential numbers in a field using SQL or
VBA? If yes, how?
Assume the following is my existing table:
Fruit ID
Apply
Banana
..
..
Orange
and I want to populate the ID field with 100, 101, 102.....
(I do not want to use append query with autonumber field.)
Excel 009
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Hi,
Is there a way to populate sequential numbers in a field using SQL or
VBA? If yes, how?
Assume the following is my existing table:
Fruit ID
Apply
Banana
.
.
Orange
and I want to populate the ID field with 100, 101, 102.....
(I do not want to use append query with autonumber field.)
Excel 009
Create a Temp table with 2 fields
1) AutoNumber
2) Keyvalue
Use a append query to fill the temp table's [KeyValue] with the primary key
value of you data table.
Run an update query using the AutoNumber to fill the ID field
([AutoNumber]-1) + 100.
x = 100
Do While Not rst.EOF
rst.edit
rst![ID] = x
rst.update
x = x +1
rst.movenext
Loop
"Excel 009" <ex***********@ gmail.comwrote in message
news:87******** *************** ***********@w1g 2000prd.googleg roups.com...
Hi,
Is there a way to populate sequential numbers in a field using SQL or
VBA? If yes, how?
Assume the following is my existing table:
Fruit ID
Apply
Banana
.
.
Orange
and I want to populate the ID field with 100, 101, 102.....
(I do not want to use append query with autonumber field.)
Excel 009
Thanks guys! I will experiment with each of the methods you guys
provide and let you know.
Anyone has a new idea, please feel free to provide. Thanks.
Excel 009
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