Combining Data

Jun 12, 2007

I just had to pull a large amount of data from an off-site SQL server. Due to speed issues, I broke up the data into 3 pulls and exported the data as text.

I have now imported the data into Access and wish to combine the three tables into one. All of the fields are the same, the only difference is that I broke up the pulls by date ranges.

Would this be done via an Update or Append query? AND, how would that query look? Sorry, still a bit new to this. :)

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May 15, 2013

I currently have an access database for tracking company assets and performing maintenance tasks on them.We also have a number of Stores Stock Items that are controlled under a separate finance package.We currently have forms that create individually numbered "Job Cards" in the Job Cards Table..we input the data and manually type into a Text Box the we have used 'X' number of Store Stock 'Item Y'

I have then use a query to export the data i need (Job number, dates, location and Store Stock Items).But I have to manually re-construct the data and items into separate lines in an excel sheet for a paste operation into the finance package (lots of typing of 16 digit stock codes)

What i want is to use a second table (linked via the "Job Card#" key).It will be called "Stock Items" which has a separate field for each of our stock items.the user then just opens second form while creating the job that immediately creates a new record.The user then simply has to put the number of each item used in the relevant text box on the form and close.

example of datasheet view
Job# __ ItemX __ ItemY
2417_____3_______7

Now, I have all of that working as I want, But i nee to be able to combine the data from each field into a single field (either in access or excel).What I want to see is a field containing 3x ItemX, 7x ItemY, etc

if there are none of one or more items, I don't want anything displayed for that item (blank space is ok)I have 30 or more stock items, so there will be 30 or more columns in the table. the actual data stored in the table is simply the quantity of each item used.

this data is used twofold,on export to Excel I can split the data into new cells and it's used on a despatch note that is returned with the item so the end user can see the items that were used in the repair.So it needs to be done upon saving the record, record by record.

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(see image below)

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As the title suggests I would like to combine the data from two tables.

The first table records customer orders in fields - Part No / Quantity / Reqd Date Of Delivery

The second table is an output from a scanning s/w package we recently installed.

This provides the following data - Pack Qty / Part Number / Date Scanned.

The first thing I did was create a simply summing query to add up all the pack qtys for a specific part on a specific day.

Now comes the hard part.

What I want to do is sort and combine both tables in chronological order.

Where the part number & date for an order and a delivery match, I require the record to be combined to one record (in this query).

Where it does not match, then it should remain as two seperate records.

So for example if you ordered 100 footballs for delivery on 11/11, and we delivered 110 footballs on 11/11, the query would return:

Footballs 11/11 100 110

If the delivery was early / late we would get:

Footballs 11/11 100 0
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Now this last bit is where my queries (simple cross table queries) falls down as I only have three options when creating the join properties, ie both match, all from left table or all from right table, whereas I want all from both tables even if they do not match.

Maybe a query is the wrong way to go, but as the table from the scanner s/w is updated on a daily basis it would seem to me to be the best way forward.

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REPOST from Design Area

Hello all,

I hope that the following explination of my problem in clear...

I have a table with a series of dates in individual fields: Day1, Day2, etc.

What I would like to do now is to combine those into another query/table where the dates are all in one field.

ie:
Original Table
[Day1] March 1
[Day2] March 2
[Day3] March 3

New Table
[Date] March 1, March 2, March 3.

Can you help me figure out how to accomplish this? I greatly appreciate your time and sharing of any thoughts that you have on this situation.

t

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Tables: (only relevant fields shown)
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INNER JOIN (((Customers
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INNER JOIN SavingsClubReservations ON SavingsClubAccounts.Reservation = SavingsClubReservations.Reservation)
ON OrderDetails.Index = SavingsClubReservations.OrderID)
ON Suppliers.Index = OrderDetails.Supplier
WHERE (SavingsClubAccounts.Redeemed=False)
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I've spent a week trying to solve this and thought I was on the right tack with the following query, which does return a single instance of each relevant account, but I can't manage to combine it into the query above to obtain the complete query.

SELECT DISTINCT SavingsClubAccounts.Account FROM SavingsClubAccounts
INNER JOIN SavingsClubReservations ON SavingsClubAccounts.Reservation = SavingsClubReservations.Reservation
WHERE (SavingsClubReservations.FlagSpecialOrder=False) And (SavingsClubAccounts.Redeemed=False)
And SavingsClubAccounts.Account Not IN
(SELECT SavingsClubAccounts.Account FROM SavingsClubAccounts
INNER JOIN SavingsClubReservations ON SavingsClubAccounts.Reservation = SavingsClubReservations.Reservation
WHERE (SavingsClubReservations.FlagSpecialOrder=True) And (SavingsClubAccounts.Redeemed=False))
UNION
(SELECT SavingsClubAccounts.Account FROM SavingsClubAccounts
INNER JOIN SavingsClubReservations ON SavingsClubAccounts.Reservation = SavingsClubReservations.Reservation
WHERE (SavingsClubReservations.FlagSpecialOrder=True) And (SavingsClubAccounts.Redeemed=False));

Appreciative of any help, otherwise I think I'll end up manipilating the data in code and use a temp table, etc...

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OrderQTY

1
1
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2
1
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3
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1
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2
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3
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IssueQTY

1
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3
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ReceiveQTY
IssueQTY

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