I know I am talking unconventional but is it ok to have two lines in an html containing <meta name="keyword" lines? If yes then, are there any side effects of doing that? If no then why?
html - Is it OK to have two lines containing
I know I am talking unconventional but is it ok to have two lines in an html containing <meta name="keyword" lines? If yes then, are there any side e
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1453 次
Simple access query
I'm trying to create a query in Access.
Let's say, for example, I have four fields: Numbers 1-26, Letters A-Z, 26 Names, and 26 Cities, so one record might be: 2, B, Jane, New York
I want to create and save a new query with:
the numbers field, the letters field, and the names field. I want the letters field to be filtered on "A" or "B", and the names field to have an expression so it's always 0.
This will become a loop, so it'll create 13 queries (A/B, C/D, etc).
It seems like having this process in VBA as opposed to the Access macro builder would be better since not only do I have to loop this process, but there are also 2 similar tables (same field names, different values) that I need to run it on.
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I know I am talking unconventional but is it ok to have two lines in an html containing <meta name="keyword" lines? If yes then, are there any side e
问问题
1453 次
Simple access query
I'm trying to create a query in Access.
Let's say, for example, I have four fields: Numbers 1-26, Letters A-Z, 26 Names, and 26 Cities, so one record might be: 2, B, Jane, New York
I want to create and save a new query with: the numbers field, the letters field, and the names field. I want the letters field to be filtered on "A" or "B", and the names field to have an expression so it's always 0.
This will become a loop, so it'll create 13 queries (A/B, C/D, etc).
It seems like having this process in VBA as opposed to the Access macro builder would be better since not only do I have to loop this process, but there are also 2 similar tables (same field names, different values) that I need to run it on.