ASHLEY0578
Mar 20 2006, 04:54 PM
I need to figure out how to get this to work and save in a MS Access query. The code is from the programming in the actual program we use. What I need my query to show is the account # and this code which lets me know what the current amount on that loan is due. How can I make this happen.
Select Case intPayT
Case Is = 52
GetNumDays = 7
Case Is = 24
GetNumDays = 15
Case Is = 26
GetNumDays = 14
Case Is = 12
GetNumDays = 30
Case Else
GetNumDays = 1
End Select
If DATE() - [CONTR_DATE] > 0 Then
Select Case Pay Type
Case Is = 52
intP = 7
Case Is = 24
intP = 15
Case Is = 26
intP = 14
Case Is = 12
intP = 30
Case Else
intP = 1
End Select
'
Select Case intP
Case Is = 15
intTemp = Int(1 + (Int(DATE() - [CONTR_DATE]) / 15.2))
Case Is = 30
intTemp = 1 + Int((DATE() - [CONTR_DATE]) / 30.6)
Case Else
intTemp = 1 + Int(((DATE() - [CONTR_DATE]) / intP))
End Select
'
If intP <> 1 Then
dblPast = intTemp * [PAYMENT] - [SHORT_AMT]
If dblPast > [CUR_BALANCE] Then
dblPast = [CUR_BALANCE] + Int((DATE() - [LAST_INTR_DATE]) * [CUR_BALANCE] * [APR] / 365) / 100
End If
Else
dblPast = [CUR_BALANCE] + Int((DATE() - [LAST_INTR_DATE]) * [CUR_BALANCE] * APR / 365) / 100
End If
mfrick6
Mar 20 2006, 09:46 PM
Hello,
Welcome to UA,
You say this code of from a program? Is this from an Access db or another program. If from another program can use export results? Give me some more info.
Thanks
ASHLEY0578
Mar 21 2006, 09:03 AM
The software we are using uses an oracle db. I can import/link to the oracle through odbc which allows me to make the reports my bosses ask for. The code that I posted came from the company that made the software we are using. This code should result in the actual payment a customer owes. All the fields in the code are in one table called AMSUSER_LOAN. I'm probably going about this wrong but what I need to do is query the table to get the acct # and the payment the customer actually owes.
Thanks!
mfrick6
Mar 21 2006, 11:38 PM
It sounds like you answered your own question. Link to the tbl AMSUSER_LOAN then build a qry to show the acct#. + amount due. You can use calculated expressions within the qry to calc values needed but you may not STORE calculated values in a tbl. This is against the rules.
To do an Expression within a qry I am assuming you having the following fields in the tbl:
CUR_BALANCE
LAST_INTR_DATE
CUR_BALANCE
APR
Account #
In the first FIELD type the following:
dblPast: [CUR_BALANCE] + Int((DATE() - [LAST_INTR_DATE]) * [CUR_BALANCE] * [APR] / 365) / 100
Second FIELD select the Accourt# Field Name
Accourt#
The results will display the results of the equation with a Field name of dblPast and the account number. Since the tbl is linked each time you run the qry you will get updated info. Making Sense?
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