I run a Query to determine how many employees attended a meeting, showing the number of years they have worked at the company.
(Example output of query)
Employee Name Years with Company
John Doe 3
Jane Smith 1
Bill Doe 3
Rick Mills 1
How do I count the number of people with each range or particular number of years with company? For example:
2 employees have 1 year with company
2 employees have 3 years with company
I need to add a column to a crosstab query that counts all of the occurrences of "P" in a particular row in the crosstab query. Basically "P" stands for "Present" and I need to know how many days each employee was present for his/her shift. The SQL for the crosstab query is as follows:
PARAMETERS [Forms]![frmDashboardReports]![txtStartDateAndTime] DateTime, [Forms]![frmDashboardReports]![txtEndDateAndTime] DateTime; TRANSFORM First(tblAttendance.AttendanceCode) AS FirstOfAttendanceCode SELECT tblAttendance.EmployeeName FROM tblAttendance WHERE (((tblAttendance.AttendanceDate)>=[Forms]![frmDashboardReports]![txtStartDateAndTime] And (tblAttendance.AttendanceDate)<=[Forms]![frmDashboardReports]![txtEndDateAndTime])) GROUP BY tblAttendance.EmployeeName PIVOT Format([AttendanceDate],"Short Date");
This returns an "AttendanceCode" against each employee against each day in the specified time period. I just need to be able to "sum" those codes in a column.
I have a table which is basically a calendar containing the columns (i) date, (ii) special info relating to that date (iii) morning volunteers and (iv) afternoon volunteers.
In the "Morning Volunteers" there are up to two names with sometimes a first name, sometimes an initial but always a family name.
The same is true for the "Afternoon Volunteers".
What I want to do is, using the Family name, to find out how many mornings/afternoons each of the volunteers has manned the Visitor Centre.
As I am new to Access I have no idea whether this is possible and, if so, how to do it.
I can do it by exporting the table to Excel but this is very clumsy and time consuming
I am having difficulty in solving a problem in Access 2010 which was a doddle in the Excel version of my database.
Table1 (MailList) has a field 'Member Name' and a new field 'NumberGroups'. Table 3 (GroupMembers) is a junction table and also has a field 'Member Name'. Records for 'Member Name' are repeated in several 'Groups' within Table 3.
I require to Count the occurrences of 'Member Name; in Table 3 and display them in Table1 'Numbergroups'.
I have written numerous Queries to try to achieve this, but without success. Does it have to be a Query, or can it be achieved entirely within the structure of Table1?
In addition, I need to interrogate the resulting numbers in Table1 'NumberGroup' to determine how many member attends 7,6, 5 etc different Groups. Again this was extremely simple in Excel but I can't crack it in Access.
I have a table that tracks different events and the actual date they occurred. I am trying to write a query that counts the number of each event that occured by month. One issue I am having is if an event had no occurrence during a month I want to return 0 raher than no data for that event.
I have subform (datasheet) with a column for gender indicating "Male" or "Female" I wish to place the totals for each gender (and total overall) on the main form footer. I have tried objects of every type with calculated controls using conditional count formulas such as
I would like to count number of items witin a text field, but breaking it down identifying the different items within the text field.
e.g.
Got a field with fruits listed. Now I am identifying the fruit but want to know how many rotten fruit there was for each specified fruit.
At the moment my query is by date and the fruit including the column specifying if the fruit is rotten or not. But there is 3 options in the last column. How can I count this last column to count how many of these 3 options there are for each fruit in my report?
Please let me know if this makes any sense or not otherwise I will try to explain it a little bit better.
Access 2007 query that has a specific date range between #6/1/12014# and #7/1/2014# returns the date I need. How do I now get it to pull just occurrences on Fri Sat and Sun of the month of June?
Hi does anybody know how to count all the fields on a record that have a value? Therefore not counting the fields with a null value. Im sure it has something to do with the TotalData expression. Thanks.
I have been pulling my hair out over a query application and I'm looking for some help...
For instance, I have a table with [PrimaryName], [SecondaryName] and [JobDate]. I want a query that will display if there is more than one occurrence of the same name in either name field on the same date.
If it were just one field I could do this using GROUP BY and HAVING but because I need to check both name fields I'm stumped. I tried a union query but that seems to group multiple occurrences together as one entry.
Can anyone tell me how to count (sum) text fields. My current query will search for:
1) Name
2) Ticket Number (ww*, beginning of one type of ticket)
And it works fine except that after running the query I have to manually add up how many of the ww tickets each person wrote. Is there a way to make it change the ww* tickets to a number, like 1, so that it can be added up or to add up by the persons name how many tickets they wrote. I'm using Access 2000. Thanks
I am currently creating a report form which only calculates fields/columns in my main table. However I am currently struggling counting text fields and checked fields as well as data fields in this table.
I want it to count all the "yes" checked fields in my main table targeting another column's data e.g I've got column with Category listed as 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. Along with this there is a check box to say that a job was completed under cat. 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5.
I have managed to get the formula to cound all checked boxes in the databases, but what about targeting only say category 1's checked boxes or category 2's checked boxes. I need to work out %'s from these individual totals as well.
I have 7 combos, which for the most part set the value in another field - however, there are two values in the combo that do not have a value attached - one is AH, the other is SK. I have two textboxes (one for AH, one for SK) that I wish to have a count (preferably running) of how many times each of these values appears in the seven combo boxes.
I have a table, which is being populated by a number of users. The table has 211 rows (customer field - this is a fixed amount) and there are 5 other columns (information which might or might not be available for that customer) which are all yes/no fields. Each row may could have any combination of ticks in those 5 columns.
I have a form to fill out this information, but now I need to use the data.
I'm trying to create one query which counts how many of each field are populated. I need it to give me the total of each of the "information" columns, and another to give me a list of all of the customers which have at least one of the information columns ticked.
I will also need to be able to see how many customers have all of the information columns ticked, and how many have none.
This is my first post here, but I've two questions so I'll divide it into two threads.
Normally I can google these to help find the answers but a bit of a loss at this one, probably beginners stuff to some of you.
Heres a link to the database below
http://casp.gamecommunity.co.uk/database.gif
Total count is easy: =Count(tblMain!ID1)
What I want to do is count the amount of records for each individual month of the current year so I don't have to change the year date everytime a new year comes round. As soon as the next year comes around they all reset to 0.
The clever way would be to count the records for the current month -1 current month -2 etc and automatically update the month labels but I think that would be getting a bit comlicated.
I have a report that is pulling data from a query and on the report, i have a controlled field that is supposed to count only data where a field says "no". Here is the string.
=Sum(IIf([Caller Used Resources]="No",1,0))
when i run the report i get the four results that say no, but i also get a blank field counting the times when this field is blank. If this field is blank, i don't want it to show anything.
Suppose we have a report that outlines several fields, one field shows the City. In the report, this week, we see 10 records "New York", 8 records "Houston", 7 records "London", 3 records "Paris" and so on.
Next week's report outlines different cities and different number of records. I need to have in the report footer a "recapitulation" , a field that would say :
New York 10 Houston 8 London 7 Paris 3
Total 28
Next week cities and number of records might not be the same, we may have
Tokyo 12 Singapore 14 New York 6 London 7
Can i make my report in that way that it will count the values without using VBA ? I tried the count values option but it counts the overall report, does not take into consideration the different values.
Suppose I have a table with a variety of fields; one autonumber, some text fields and some date fields.
I need code to calculate the number of fields that are NOT date fields and then code to count how many of those fields (the ones that are not date fields) have data in them.
Following is the code to count how many fields in a table had data and this works well, but now I need to find a way to ignore the date fields. How can this code be modified to do the same but ignore the date fields?
Code: Public Function PercentCompleted(Table As String, IDProject As Long, TotalFields As Single) As Double
Dim sampO As DAO.Recordset, iCtr As Long, strSQL As String, Percent As Double 'Takes the fields based on the projectID strSQL = "SELECT *" & _ "FROM " & Table & " WHERE IDProject = " & IDProject Set sampO = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset(strSQL)
Thought I'd be able to find out easily, but.. here I am...
How can I query the number of occurrences of a string in a field, e.g.:
if a name field has the text: Martin Lacoste
how can I get it to tell me there are two "a"s in the field?
I can use InStr to find one, and make a few more queries to find a few subsequent, but the data I need to search could have 30-40 occurrences of the desired text in a field.
I know i could achieve this by creating a view first. For instance by saving this expression as qryCountOfColors
Code: SELECT tblColors.Color, Count(tblColors.Color) AS CountOfColor FROM tblColors GROUP BY tblColors.Color;
And then make the following query
Code: SELECT tblColors.Color, tblColors.Value, qryCountOfColors.CountOfColor FROM tblColors INNER JOIN qryCountOfColors ON tblColors.Color = qryCountOfColors.Color
However I'm woundering wheter or not I could achieve it without creating the qryCountOfColors.I'm myself into a mental meltdown . I've been playing with the idea of creating of creating a subquery to achieve this but im unable to get to work
Code: SELECT tblColors.Color As BANANA, tblColors.Value, (SELECT Count(tblColors.Color) AS CountOfColor FROM tblColors GROUP BY tblColors.Color HAVING (((tblColors.Color)=BANANA))) AS Expr1 FROM tblColors;
I was wondering whether it is possible (and if it is, the way) to perform the following task in Microsoft Access: there are two tables; first one consists of three columns
1) ID 2) tweet text and 3) date.
Second table is a single vector of words, like a lexicon. For every row of the first table, I want to measure occurrences of the words of the second table (lexicon) in the tweet text column (2). Following, I want to add a new column in the first table, in which I will keep a record of these occurrences. This is what I have done so far:
SELECT * FROM Tweet_data WHERE Tweet_text LIKE "*" & Positive_sentiment & "*";
However, I most probably have to make some changes in the part following the LIKE
I am trying to count the number of times a client has engaged with our company. I have a company table, a reservation table, a rapid prototyping table and a project table. There is a one to many from the company table to each of the other 3 tables as can be seen in the attached picture.
Is there an easy way, in a single query, to list unique company names that exist in 1 or all of the 3 tables?
i need domain aggregate functions to count the occurrences of specific value in a field, and when it exceeds 1, display null. or 'group by' subqueries with count() to see if you should populate the field or not.
