I have have 2 tables I query, when I create the query either in sql format or design view. then run it shows the data I want. Then if I try to save the database closes with no error msg. -
SELECT DatePart("m",[ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![Month]) AS ReportMonth, ISC_Data_Apr_Jun.EmpID, ISC_Data_Apr_Jun.EmpName, IIf([ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![Att]>=[Scenario_BAHT]![Att] And [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![AvgQScore]>=[Scenario_BAHT]![QA] And [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![BAHT]<[Scenario_BAHT]![AHT1] And [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![BAHT]>[Scenario_BAHT]![AHT2], [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![BAHT_Agg_Payout]+ [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![Attendance_Payout]+ [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![PR_Payout]+ [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![AvgQscore_Payout],0) AS Test_BAHT
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FROM Scenario_BAHT INNER JOIN ISC_Data_Apr_Jun ON Scenario_BAHT.Month = ISC_Data_Apr_Jun.Month
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GROUP BY DatePart("m",[ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![Month]), ISC_Data_Apr_Jun.EmpID, ISC_Data_Apr_Jun.EmpName, IIf([ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![Att]>=[Scenario_BAHT]![Att] And [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![AvgQScore]>=[Scenario_BAHT]![QA] And [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![BAHT]<[Scenario_BAHT]![AHT1] And [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![BAHT]>[Scenario_BAHT]![AHT2], [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![BAHT_Agg_Payout]+ [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![Attendance_Payout]+ [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![PR_Payout]+ [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![AvgQscore_Payout],0)
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HAVING (((IIf([ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![Att]>=[Scenario_BAHT]![Att] And [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![AvgQScore]>=[Scenario_BAHT]![QA] And [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![BAHT]<[Scenario_BAHT]![AHT1] And [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![BAHT]>[Scenario_BAHT]![AHT2], [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![BAHT_Agg_Payout]+ [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![Attendance_Payout]+ [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![PR_Payout]+ [ISC_Data_Apr_Jun]![AvgQscore_Payout],0))>0));
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Why have you got a Group by statement as this is not an aggregate query that I can see?
Also I don't understand the logic of your having clause.
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