I'm trying to find out why this is wrong, while in the queries generator it works properly.
SELECT Count(Audi.Id) AS CuentaDeId FROM Audi
WHERE (((Len." & filtro & ") Between #" & Format(Me!fechamin, "mm/dd/yyyy") & "# And #" & Format(Me!fechamax, "mm/dd/yyyy") & "#))
With some dates slightly different It works, but I think that when It does not find any value in this Table, the error appears.
No idea if it's a problem of the Query design, or if there is another way to define it, or not. Any clue, anyone?
Thanks in advance!
Len is a function name in SQL. That is why Access asked for the parameter. Besides, as Parfait said, Len is used in your query as an alias but not referring to any other table/query.
im trying to record a macro. my formula in excel is:
=IF(AND(OR(B2={"1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","10","11","12","13","14","15 ","16 "}),OR(J2={"Q1","Q2","Q3","Q4"})),CONCATENATE(J2," ",IF(K2="p","pre",""),"-"," ",IF(A2="",0,A2)),"")
(this formula basically changes the names of my product according to quarter and type, while taking into consideration previous quarters )
note: once i record it. it looks like this in vba:
Selection.FormulaR1C1 = _
"=IF(AND(OR(RC[-6]={""1"",""2"",""3"",""4"",""5"",""6"",""7"",""8"",""9"",""10"",""11"",""12"",""13"",""14"",""15 "",""16 ""}),OR(RC[2]={""Q1"",""Q2"",""Q3"",""Q4""})),CONCATENATE(RC[2],"" "",IF(RC[3]=""p"",""pre"",""""),""-"","" "",IF("& _
"""",0,RC[-7])),"""")"
and yet, it gives me a syntax error...whats wrong?!
thank you
IF(A2="",0,A2)),"") Is being converted to IF(""",0,RC[-7])),"""")
Assuming that If your original formula is in Range("H2")
"=IF(AND(OR(RC[-6]={""1"",""2"",""3"",""4"",""5"",""6"",""7"",""8"",""9"",""10"",""11"",""12"",""13"",""14"",""15 "",""16 ""}),OR(RC[2]={""Q1"",""Q2"",""Q3"",""Q4""})),CONCATENATE(RC[2],"" "",IF(RC[3]=""p"",""pre"",""""),""-"","" "",IF(RC[-7]="""",0,RC[-7])),"""")"
I don't see the need to surround number with quotes when using formula contants
"=IF(AND(OR(RC[-6]={1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16}),OR(RC[2]={""Q1"",""Q2"",""Q3"",""Q4""})),CONCATENATE(RC[2],"" "",IF(RC[3]=""p"",""pre"",""""),""-"","" "",IF(RC[-7]="""",0,RC[-7])),"""")"
Don't start a line continuations in the middle of a double escape pattern """". I prefer to place them between statements when possible
The easiest way to convert a formula to R1C1 notation is to use the Immediate Window
?Chr(34) & Replace(Range("H2").FormulaR1C1,chr(34),Chr(34) & Chr(34)) & Chr(34)
Build and test your strings in the Immediate Window when possible. It will complain when it is wrong
You can even use create variables in the Immediate Window when writing concatenations
The only thing that's wrong is the "& _ part. It should be replaced by RC[-7]=. See the corrected line below.
Selection.FormulaR1C1 = _
"=IF(AND(OR(RC[-6]={""1"",""2"",""3"",""4"",""5"",""6"",""7"",""8"",""9"",""10"",""11"",""12"",""13"",""14"",""15 "",""16 ""}), OR(RC[2]={""Q1"",""Q2"",""Q3"",""Q4""})), CONCATENATE(RC[2],"" "",IF(RC[3]=""p"",""pre"",""""),""-"","" "",IF(RC[-7]="""",0,RC[-7])),"""")"
I'm getting a persistent error:
The element cannot be found in a collection.
This error happens when you try to retrieve an element from a collection on a container during execution of the package and the element is not there.
I've checked, double and triple-checked my variable listings in the Read-Only and Read-Write variables in my Script task.
I've debugged it to death and gotten input from another programmer here who couldn't spot the issue either.
I've also researched to no end.
Does anyone see anything wrong with my code?
Script Task code:
Public Sub Main()
Dts.Variables("User::strMailBody").Value = "Thank you for submission. For your convenience, we are including the last four of the HICN# and the Name on the application(s) we have received* from you." _
& vbNewLine & vbNewLine & "Here are the following: " & vbNewLine & vbNewLine
Dts.Variables("User::strMailBody").Value = Dts.Variables("User::strMailbody").Value.ToString() & vbNewLine & Dts.Variables("User::strListing").Value.ToString()
Dts.Variables("User::strMailBody").Value = Dts.Variables("User::strMailBody").Value.ToString() & vbNewLine & vbNewLine & Dts.Variables("User::strFooter").Value.ToString()
If Left(Dts.Variables("User::strAgentID").Value, 2) = "TX" Then
Dts.Variables("User::strSubject").Value = "ACME Health Plans Confirmation: Total "
Else
Dts.Variables("User::strSubject").Value = "ACME2 Baptist Health Plans Confirmation: Total "
End If
Dts.Variables("User::strSubject").Value = Dts.Variables("User::strSubject").Value.ToString() & Dts.Variables("User::lngCountAgent").Value.ToString() & " " & "[RESTRICTED: CONFIDENTIAL]"
Dts.Variables("User::DateSent").Value = Now()
Dts.Variables("User::UserSent").Value = "SSIS"
Dts.TaskResult = ScriptResults.Success
End Sub
For anybody else struggling with this issue the resolution for me was as follows: (note I am NOT using User:: when getting variable values within my script task)
On the package Properties I hadn't included the variables as ReadOnlyVariables
You'll need to set your newly added variables as follows:
Right click on the package and select Edit
In the Script section click on ReadOnlyVariables or ReadWriteVariables (depending on your how you want your variables behave)
Check the check-box beside the variables you wish to use in your script task
Click Ok to save your changes
Hope this helps
I just had the same issue and unable to find the problem for ages. I found that the reason for the error was that I had missed one of the colons between "User" and the variable name.
I had this (which caused the error):
string FileName = UserVariables["User:CurrentFileName"].Value.ToString();
when I should have had this:
string FileName = UserVariables["User::CurrentFileName"].Value.ToString();
just in case anyone else has the same problem :)
Ohhh.........man. It's amazing how you can stare at this stuff and miss something stupid, for hours.
strFooter was missing in the listing.
ALL SET NOW. Sincere thanks to those who looked and commented. Eric, thanks, I'll remember that as sometimes I will probably need to use C insatead of VB (haven't yet but will).
Had a similar issue, after a lot of debugging, realized that the variable naming convention should be User::varname and NOT USER::varname
I guess c# is very case sensitive.
Hope this helps and saves you lot of your valuable time :-)
a) Right click on the script task and choose edit
b) Locate the Read or Read/Write variables properties in the list.
c) Click on the property and the variable you wish to access in the script task.
Another variation on "have been staring at the screen for too long to see the typo". In my case, I got the same error by mixing up the syntax between Project Params and User variables, and adding a $ sign in front of User.
error :
string varA = (string)Dts.Variables["$Project::ParamA"].Value
string varB = (string)Dts.Variables["$User::ParamB"].Value
corrected :
string varA = (string)Dts.Variables["$Project::ParamA"].Value
string varB = (string)Dts.Variables["User::ParamB"].Value
I'm experiencing a 1004 runtime error when saving a workbook (wbk_New) on which I copy-pasted a group of shapes from another workbook (wbk_Old). I should tell that a macro from wbk_Old is assigned to this group.
wbk_Old.Worksheets("DashBoard").Activate
ChartTop = ActiveSheet.Shapes("Group_VesselGraphics").Top
ChartLeft = ActiveSheet.Shapes("Group_VesselGraphics").Left
ActiveSheet.Shapes("Group_VesselGraphics").OnAction = ""
ActiveSheet.Shapes("Group_VesselGraphics").Copy
wbk_New.Worksheets("DashBoard").Activate
ActiveSheet.Shapes("Group_VesselGraphics").Delete
ActiveSheet.Paste
ActiveSheet.Shapes("Group_VesselGraphics").Top = ChartTop
ActiveSheet.Shapes("Group_VesselGraphics").Left = ChartLeft
ActiveSheet.Shapes("Group_VesselGraphics").OnAction = "'" & ActiveWorkbook.Name & "'!UpdateShipGraph"
wbk_Old.Close
wbk_New.SaveAs As path_Old
I can't figure out what is causing this error...Does anyone have already faced this issue ?
Thanks a ton for your help !
(I forgot to mention that a chart also belong to this group of shapes!)
Ok, I don't understand why but it seems that some links were still existing between "wbk_New" and "wbk_Old" although I broke all the links and updated the chart to refer to intrinsic data.
Hence, closing of "wbk_Old" couldn't be properly performed and wbk_New became corrupted, so that it was impossible to save it.
The only way I found to work around this issue is to save (on itself) wbk_New before closing wbk_Old and then to call an external process that replace wbk_Old by wbk_New, using a delay of 4s, and to close wbk_New and Old before the delay completed.
I have to admit that this is an ugly solution, if someone knows a better way it would be nice to share it!
Here below is the code of my solution, where BatchCmd creates a batch file of a command and shell it:
{code above}
wbk_New.Save
cmd = "ping -n 4 127.0.0.1 >nul" + vbCrLf
cmd = cmd + "move /Y " & path_New & " " & path_Old
Call BatchCmd(cmd, status:=vbHide)
wbk_Old.Close
wbk_New.Close
Row_No = 5
MsgBox Range.("A & Row_No").value
i have above code but it gives me error 1004..please help me with this.
Just try this
MsgBox Range.("A" & Row_No).Value
or this
MsgBox Range.("A" & Row_No).Text
or this
MsgBox Cells(1,"C")
Problem with the code you used is nothing but placing of & and " in wrong place.
Hope this helps.
When doing concatenation, keep in mind that strings will be in quotes and variables will not -- think of the quotes as telling the compiler to interpret what is between them as literal text. A good IDE will usually indicate this via syntax highlighting.
So, in your code, the Range() method is being passed the string A & Row_No instead of A5 -- so it errors out.