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Old 09-30-04, 13:37
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Please Help

I am creating a query and am getting:
"Data Type Mismatch in criteria expression" error messages!!

It's driving me crazy. It only happens when I enter certain codes. For example, if I enter "2AP" the query works. If i enter "2AK", I receive the error!

Here is the SQL although I used Design View in Access to create the query:

SELECT TradeHist.[Portfolio Code], Sum([Trade Shares]*[Trade FX Rate]*[Order Decision Price]) AS MV, Sum([Trade Shares]*[Trade FX Rate]*[Order Decision Price]*[OrderHor])/[MV] AS OHMV, Sum(IIf([OrderHor]>=0.5,1,0)*[Trade Shares]*[Trade FX Rate]*[Order Decision Price])/[MV] AS PercOverFifty
FROM OrderHorizonQuery INNER JOIN TradeHist ON OrderHorizonQuery.[Order ID Master] = TradeHist.[Order ID Master]
GROUP BY TradeHist.[Portfolio Code]
HAVING (((TradeHist.[Portfolio Code])="2AK" Or (TradeHist.[Portfolio Code])="42O" Or (TradeHist.[Portfolio Code])="4UZ"));

Any help would be appreciated!
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Old 09-30-04, 16:01
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put your conditions into the WHERE clause
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select TradeHist.[Portfolio Code] , Sum([Trade Shares]*[Trade FX Rate]*[Order Decision Price]) AS MV , Sum([Trade Shares]*[Trade FX Rate]*[Order Decision Price]*[OrderHor])/[MV] AS OHMV , Sum(IIf([OrderHor]>=0.5 ,1 ,0)*[Trade Shares]*[Trade FX Rate]*[Order Decision Price])/[MV] AS PercOverFifty from OrderHorizonQuery inner join TradeHist on OrderHorizonQuery.[Order ID Master] = TradeHist.[Order ID Master] where TradeHist.[Portfolio Code] in ('2AK','42O','4UZ') group by TradeHist.[Portfolio Code]
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Old 09-30-04, 17:42
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Thanks for the effort but It is still yeilding the same error. any other ideas?
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Old 09-30-04, 17:51
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double-check the datatypes of all columns involved
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Old 09-30-04, 23:53
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How will I identify mistakes after looking at the data types of each column involved in the query? Thanks again for your continued support!

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Old 10-01-04, 00:30
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(((TradeHist.[Portfolio Code]='2AK') Or (TradeHist.[Portfolio Code]='42O') Or (TradeHist.[Portfolio Code])='4UZ'));

Try this
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Old 10-01-04, 01:06
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How will I identify mistakes after looking at the data types of each column involved in the query? Thanks again for your continued support!

Based on your posted code, [OrderHor] should be a numeric type, and [Portfolio Code] should be a text type. I'd guess that one of them is of the wrong type.

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Old 10-01-04, 07:49
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Thanks all. Ill be at work in a bit. Ill let you know what I find!!!
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Old 10-01-04, 16:23
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It worked!! Thanks
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Old 10-01-04, 16:34
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mind telling us what worked?
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Old 10-01-04, 17:17
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yeah, I'm curious too. I can't seem to engage omniscient mode at the moment, so I'd like a wee bit more feedback.

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Old 10-01-04, 17:25
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heh

i always say something like "my crystal ball runs on Windows™ ME© and is down at the moment"
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