Modules & VBA :: Number Of Weekend Days Worked In A Month?
Oct 6, 2013
My subreport provides appointment stats for every month and is grouped by month in the main report. I manage to include the number of days for each month using:
I have a form where a start date is inputted (Inputfrm , StartDate) and a form where the end date of the process is recorded (Inspectionfrm , EndDate) and these both record in the table InputTbl as StartDate and EndDate respectively.
I have created a union query which shows a list of all the dates where there is work recorded (WorkingDatesQry and the column of list of unique dates is "WorkingDate"), and as we run a highly varied schedule depending on time of the year and order numbers I cannot just use a query which says Monday-Friday or Tuesday - Saturday.What I am trying to do is to find the number of days between StartDate and EndDate where there is a date recorded in the WorkingDates query.
I'm trying to create a sub to count how many days between 2 dates excluding Holiday and weekend. Using the DateDiff() function is not allowing me to exclude certain days.
I am building a report and need to know the coding in the query (or in the report) to achieve the following.
Currently, in my query - 3 fields that work fine:
AppDate - dates of set appointments (Appt)
MonthNo: DatePart("m",[App_Date]) - get Month value
YearNo: DatePart("yyyy",[App_Date]) - get Year value
What I need is : EXACT coding to get these counts to show in my report:
January 2013 12 appointment (there were a count of 12 appts in January) over 23 days (there were 23 days where appts were booked in January) of 31 days (total number of days in the month of January)
February 2013 18 appts (there were a count of 12 appts in February ) over 19 days (there were 23 days where appts were booked in January) of 28 days (total number of days in the month of February )
I can't get this to work! I am re-using a database to create new reporting. It was a technician utilization database that I am reworking to show weekend days worked. I changed the date format to Long Date to show the day, then started a query. The query is looking for *Saturday* but pulls nothing in the date field that I just changed to Long Date. What am I missing?
I have a table of employees, and dates they worked on. These are seasonal employees who want to get in as many days as possible before the season ends, but regulation states they must take a compulsory rest day after x days.So I need to create a query that can return the list of employees, with a count of consecutive workdays up until current date.
If today is 20/09/2013, and Johnny worked on, 19, 18, 17, 15, 14, 13, his count must be 3, because he was absent on 16. Therefore only from 17 through 19 is regarded as consecutive.
If Peter worked 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, his count would be 7, because unlike Johnny, Peter still worked on 16.
I have a table with two fields named as "Month" and "Bank Holidays". I have put names of the month in this table for 2014 and the corresponding bank holidays of each month. Now I want to write down the piece of code that will execute when a button is pressed and check the current month of the year and then display the total working days ( After subtracting bank holidays of that month and weekends of that month from the total working days of that month).
Hello!!! I've a trouble: I have an Access DataBase with two tables: 1--Workers with fields (ID, Name and $/hour) 2--Marks with fields(ID, WorkerID, Datetime of mark)
Well, I need to generate a report with the following structure:
Name Worker / Number of days worked / Total Cost in $ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Worker 1 / 19 / 13000$ Worker 2 / 20 / 21354$ Worker 3 / 12 / 12000$ ...
Example of Workers Table Data: ID / Name / $/hour ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21367 / Worker 1 / 21,34$ 54883 / Worker 2 / 54,87$ 87364 / Worker 3 / 5,38$
The condition to increment number of days is: YEAR(date-mark) != YEAR(date-mark) OR MONTH(date-mark) != MONTH(date-mark) OR DAY(date-mark) != DAY(date-mark)
for example: 1) 19/05/1982...time-mark // Worker 1 19/05/1982...time-mark // Worker 1 19/05/1982...time-mark // Worker 1 19/05/1982...time-mark // Worker 1 -----------------------------------> 1 days worked 2) 20/05/1982...time-mark // Worker 1 20/05/1982...time-mark // Worker 1 21/05/1982...time-mark // Worker 1 21/05/1982...time-mark // Worker 1 -----------------------------------> 2 days worked
Do you understand it?
Well, I've tried several SQL sentences, but I can't make the definitive sentence. Can you help me, please?
Note --> each Mark-Datetime represents an instant of time!!!
I am trying to calculate the number of days between incidents.
If I have an incident that happened on the 10th August and another on the 15th August then this would be 5 days, the next incident occurred on the 28th August so that would be 13 days. The problem I am having is how to get access to use the latest date rather than the first date.
I am trying to create a database that will keep track of the orders placed for a given part number by month. Currently, my table houses the part number, and the ordered amount for the past three years by month (there are thirty-five columns for every part). My column headings are ORDER_MAY_2013, etc. I would like to set a query up that will look at the column headings and pull the amounts ordered for each part for the past twelve months. In other words, I have three years of data in my table. In my query, I just want one year. However, I don't want to have to rewrite the query every month so that it will pick up the new data. Is there a way to accomplish this?
Is there a better way to build this database? I thought about just have four columns in my table - PART_NUMBER, ORDER_MONTH, ORDER_YEAR, ORDER_AMOUNT. The only problem there, is that every part (there are about 450 parts) would have to be listed 35+ times. That seemed too redundant to me, so I built the table this way. However, now I am having trouble querying against it.
I have a query setup: SELECT Format([RepDate],"mmmm yyyy") AS [Date Reported], inc_Incident.Category, Count(inc_Incident.Category) AS CountOfCategory FROM inc_Incident GROUP BY Format([RepDate],"mmmm yyyy"), inc_Incident.Category, inc_Incident.Status HAVING (((inc_Incident.Status)<>"Cancelled"));
I'm trying to figure out the best way to get the query to return category counts per month (formatted MMMM YYYY) for only the last 3 full months (not including the current month). If it matters Repdate is formated Long Date.
a request came accross my desk to find holidays sales in relation to the same days of the week for other weeks. For example, Thanksgivings sales compared to each of the 2 thursdays prior and the 2 thursdays after. Anyone know of a way of pulling this data so I have it all in one query - Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving+1, +2 and -1 and -2 (the numbers representing weeks from holiday
I want to show all the days in the specific month, e.g. there are 29 days in february 2008 and the records will display all the days that are available as below: 1/2/08 2/2/08 3/2/08 .. .. .. 29/2/08
Recently, my parents have bought a campground and I agreed to attempt to build a database which they can useto keep track of openings, reservations and I want to be able to now calculate the price for the customer. I know I can easily create an "invoice" using the forms.
Originally, I thought this would be easy and it actually wasn't too difficult, I had everything set up to go. Then I hit a snag. The prices are by days, weeks, months and season and get slightly cheaper for each tier you go up. Charging for a week is cheaper than charging the daily rate seven times, makes sense right? it makes it difficult for me because, I'll use the example of nine days, for a stay like this you would charge for one week and two days.
I can't just convert the days stayed into a number like 1.3 weeks and multiply it by the weekly rate because it would be undercharging the customer by about $30 and this number would go up as the stay got longer. I know I could do something like an "IIf" statement but in order to cover all the variables, that would be a long equation with lots of spots where a mistake could be made. Through doing research, and asking here, I figured that it would be best to develop a UDF which would take the number of days stayed and convert it to something which would count them and turn it into a number like "1 week, 2 days". From there I will have to figure out how to make it so that the program knows which sections to multiply by which rates to build the price. I have taken a course in Access and have a huge book relating to the subject but I'm not quite sure where to begin.
I need to work out a couple of calculations, the number of days between an engineer starting and finishing a project, the number of days between the project being put on the database in the first place and being completed by an engineer and finally, the difference between these. These maybe simple, but I have no idea tbh (still new to access).
I have a form with the date it was added onto the database, and the engineer fills in the date started and date finished as it happens.
These run off of 2 tables BookingIntbl and TechnicalServicestbl
[BookingIntbl].[Date], [TechnicalServicestbl].[Date Started] and [TechnicalServicestbl].[Date Finished]
I have then got the fields, 'Days with Engineer', 'Days in Repair Centre' and 'Day Difference' for the answers to be displayed.
In a database, I have the following date fields that I use to track projects that start and stop.
START1 STOP1 START2 STOP2 START3 STOP3
Is there a way I can use a query to calculate the total days the project was worked on? For example if I enter 1/1/06 in START1, 1/10/06 in STOP1, 2/1/06 in START2 and 2/15/06 in STOP2, 3/1/06 in START3 and 3/30/06 in STOP3, I need to calculate the total days. I need it to work regardless if there are 3 start/stops, 2 or just one start/stop.
