Queries :: Sum Between Two Times
Nov 22, 2013
I work for a chemical company, over the course of the day there are 2 shifts, one from 07:00 - 19:00 and the other from 19:00 - 07:00. I want to measure the amount of time a piece of equipment has been offline for, and Sum these times for each shift, these pieces of equipment can go offline multiple times per day which is why I need the sum function. The fields I currently have are:
[Date1] : The date at which it went offline
[Time] : The time at which the piece of equipment went offline
[Duration] : The length of time it was offline for
For each day I wish to sum the offline time in two fields called:
[Shift 1]: The previous nights shift (between 7pm the day before and 7am that day).
[Shift 2]: The days shift (between 7am and 7pm that day).
Where to begin but the logic should be something like:
[Shift 1] = Sum of [Duration] For(([Date1]-1 and [Time] between 19:00 and 23:59) And ([Date1] and Time between 00:00 and 07:00))
[Shift 2] = Sum of [Duration] For([Date1] and [Time] between 07:00 and 19:00)
I currently have two tables storing all this data, one containing [Date1], and another containing the breakdown information such as [Duration], [Time] etc. They are linked by the [Date1] relationship. The reason for the first table only having the [Date1] field is because it is a Main Form which contains various sub-forms.
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Mar 29, 2014
I am trying to build a query that depending on the value stored in a combo box called SHIFT, either lists all the entries that have been made by our dayshift (07:00-19:00) or our night shift (19:00-07:00)
Each of these components work if I seperate them out
IIf([forms]![FRMFRame74]![SHIFT]=1,Between #07:00:00# And #19:00:00#,Between #19:00:01# And #23:59:59# And Between #00:00:00# And #06:59:59#)
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Jun 10, 2014
I have a table with 3 fields:
numberFROM, numberTO, Quantity
e.g.:
10, 15, 6
I would execute an append query that will store in another table:
10
11
12
13
14
15
How could I mange it?
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Dec 10, 2014
I have a situation where I am using a maketable query to create a table and then I need to use append queries to then add additional records to the created table - some of these are just run once and some multiple times.
if possible, I do not want to hard code the query multiple times i.e.
Code:
DoCmd.OpenQuery "qryCreate_1"
DoCmd.OpenQuery "qryAppend_1"
DoCmd.OpenQuery "qryAppend_1"
DoCmd.OpenQuery "qryAppend_1"
etc
So is there a way I can run the make table query and then get some sort of loop to run the append query a number of times ?
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Mar 20, 2015
I have a table [maintable] that holds print records, with the following fields :
id,userlogon,printername,pagecount,color(yes/no),duplex(yes/no),timestamp and papersize.
I want to create a query that will show the following:
Sum of pagecount where papersize like 'a4' and between 2 dates but FOR EACH USERLOGON.The dates will take them from 2 fields in a form so i will use this
"WHERE (((maintable.Timestamp)>=[forms]![reportsform]![frmdate] And (maintable.Timestamp)<DateAdd("d",1,[Forms]![reportsform]![todate])))" and some more..
So i want the query to show,first the userlogon then a field to show sum of a4 then a4 color prints etc..(remember,i want the between 2 dates criteria to be global,to the whole query)
here are all of the criteria fields i want:
1) - papersize=A4
2) - papersize=A4 and Color=True
3) - papersize=A4 and Color=False
4) - papersize=A4 and Duplex=True
5) - papersize=A4 and Duplex=False
6) - papersize=A4 and Color=True and Duplex=True
7) - papersize=A4 and Color=True and Duplex=False
8) - papersize=A4 and Color=False and Duplex=True
9) - papersize=A4 and Color=False and Duplex=False
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Oct 18, 2013
Sometimes i have a problem with dynamical queries. For some of these i need to put in the same parameter value two times, before it works. Why this occurs?
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Jun 25, 2014
How to filter between times that trays are scanned. I want it to tell me basically how many trays are scanned between 9:00 to 17:00 17:01 to 1:00 and 1:00 to 8:59 but not having any luck. I've been able to get it to show me everything from 1:00 to 8:59 but I've not been able to get anything else to work.
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Feb 13, 2014
I have a table with rooms each room have a number of gust. I want to append each room many times equal to the number of gusts.
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Oct 24, 2014
I have a query that gives a value in a column either "A","V","L","H","P","S" or blank.
I want to be able to count the amount of occurrences of each letter and hold that number in a column. Is it easy to do?
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Sep 1, 2014
I have a table which list a load of items, one field is date and one field is time.I have a form with two date boxes and two time boxes, the idea is for the user to search between the two inputted dates and the two inputted times.This then runs a query for a report to be produced. The problem I having is getting the query to runs both criteria it returns nothing.here is the Where part of the current SQL.
WHERE (((tblIncident.IncDate) Between [Forms]![FRM_SearchMulti]![txtrepdate]
And [Forms]![FRM_SearchMulti]![TxtrepDateB]) AND ((tblIncident.IncTime) Between [Forms]![FRM_SearchMulti]![txtreptimea]
And [Forms]![FRM_SearchMulti]![txtreptimeb]))ORDER BY tblIncident.IncDate, tblIncident.IncTime;
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May 31, 2013
I have a log in table that counts every time a user logs onto the database. Each time a user logs in it adds another entry to a table.
I have built a query to display the user name and date of log in so I could display this information in a report. The report is now getting rather long, and I am looking for a way to display each users name and have the total number of times they have logged in, not display each time they have logged in separately.
The Query has two fields "Agent Name" and "Logger Date"
The report displays the data as follows
Agent Name Logger Date
User 1 26/5/13
User 1 26/5/13
User 1 27/5/13
User 2 28/5/13
What I would like to do is have a report listing each users name, with a column showing how many times they have logged on. e.g.
User Name Login Count
User 1 3
User 2 1
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Nov 1, 2014
I am trying to write an access SQL query that returns all records shared between table1 and table2 LESS THAN 3 TIMES.
application has 4 tables: Patients, AnnualPhysical, Doctors, and PatientPhysicalDoctors.
each patient has an annual physical (once a year), and chooses one doctor per annual physical.
each doctor can only perform three or less annual physicals per year.
It is a small application with less than 1000 records per table.
the query will allow the patient to choose an annual physical doctor once a year from available doctors.
Patients is one-to-many to AnnualPhysical;
AnnualPhysical is one-to-many to PatientPhysicalDoctors;
Doctors is one-to-many to PatientPhysicalDoctors.
query for all records NOT shared between Doctors and PatientPhysicalDoctors is:
SELECT *
FROM Doctors
WHERE NOT EXISTS( SELECT * FROM PatientPhysicalDoctors
WHERE Doctors.DoctorID = PatientPhysicalDoctors.DoctorIDFK );
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Dec 30, 2014
Preamble edit: I'm running Access 2003.
I have two tables, Students and AttendanceRecords.
Students just has studentID and studentName
AttendanceRecords has AttRecID, studentID, presence, thedate
I'm looking to create what looks like an Excel grid, with the last 10 days as columns and the student names as rows. All the cells in middle will be filled with the values of 'presence' for that student/day (e.g., P for present, A for absent).
Here's something I'm currently considering.
-I could make 10 queries, each using LEFT JOIN to connect studentName with presence & thedate on studentID, varying the 10 queries only in that 'thedate' will have a criteria of Date() -1 , Date() -2 , etc.
-If I'm understanding it correctly, I'll then have 10 tables, each containing 3 rows -- student name, presence, and the date (with each table having only 1 date repeated throughout).
-I could then join those 10 queries together on studentName, theoretically resulting in 1 big table with all the student names and the corresponding presence values for the last 10 days
If I do that, I could make a form in Continuous view and have each row show the studentName and 10 text boxes closely bunched up with presence values.
That seems very inefficient? Making 10 queries separately and then manually merging them seems redundant.
Also, now that I think about it, will the final product end up being read-only, or if the user changes one of the presence cells will it update the corresponding record in AttendanceRecord?
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Jun 23, 2014
I am starting to create a resourcing database that needs to be able to work with dates and times and perform calculations on them.
I need to work out the number of hours. I have two date/time fields Day_Start_Time and Day_End_Time. I want to calculate the difference between the two in hours and then multiply by the number of working days.
I tried this: Number_Of_Hours: DateDiff("hh",[Day_Start_Time],[Day_End_Time])*[Number_of_days]
But get #Func! when I run the query.
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Apr 2, 2013
I'm compiling a monthly report based on data from my table "JobSheet"
I want to count how many times last month a specific field was entered, it's a drop down list which is formed from it's own table "Problem"
Is there a simple way of doing this?
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Dec 5, 2014
I have a table of hours that have been worked by employees for each day of the week
[moh] (Monday's hours),[tuh],[weh],[thh],[frh],[sah],[suh]
data eg (this is how I would like it to be inputted into the table)
7:24:00,7:24:00,7:24:00,7:24:00,7:22:00,0:00:00,0: 00:00
This equates to 36:58:00
I have tried
Total Hours: [moh]+[tuh]+[weh]+[thh]+[frh]+[sah]+[suh]
but I am struggling to get what I want in the right format.
How to record the initial data or a formula to format the end result.
Excel just does it !!!!!
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May 23, 2014
I am trying to round off times to the nearest half hour. To be clear, I don't want to only round down or only round up. I need the rounding to be to the nearest half hour. I want to do this in the query, not vba. I've attached a picture of the query.
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Jul 15, 2014
I have a form using a query as a control source so that is prompts the user for a parameter when they open the form.
I also have a listbox that is calling the same query.
The issue I am having is when I open the form it will prompt me twice to enter the same parameter.
Tables:
tblship
tblconsignee
tblbill
tblinvoicedetails
Query
qinv
Form
frminvoice
When the user enters the invoice number it populates the ship, consignee, billing address information. I have the list box to display line items for that invoice.
Currently I just have them enter the invoice number twice.
Is there a way I can take the user input and apply it to my other query?
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Jul 24, 2014
Running Access 2010 and developed this query to filter out data from a table between times on 2 dates (day before report run and day of report). Covers data from a shift that carries over to the next day.Trouble is, the PC i developed on still operates the query as expected. However, on the PC the database resides (not networked just stored) and operates, the query brings up no data at all unless I remove the Time filtering.
This PC used to operate correctly up until early this year (about 18 months operated correctly) when the PC was replaced due to failure. Access version is the same and I am at wits end to what the cause is. Here is what my query looks like:
Quote:
SELECT Breakdowns.BreakdownDate, Breakdowns.Time, Breakdowns.Shift, Breakdowns.Downtime, Breakdowns.Equipment, Breakdowns.Conveyor, Breakdowns.Fault, Breakdowns.Stopper, Breakdowns.Gate, Breakdowns.Dolly, Breakdowns.Carrier, Breakdowns.FaultType, Breakdowns.Comments, Breakdowns.Tradesman
FROM Breakdowns
WHERE (((Breakdowns.BreakdownDate)=Date()) AND ((Breakdowns.Time) Between #00:00:00# And #6:29:00#) AND ((Breakdowns.Shift)="Night")) OR (((Breakdowns.BreakdownDate)=Date()-1) AND ((Breakdowns.Time) Between #22:30:00# And #23:59:00#) AND ((Breakdowns.Shift)="Night"));
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Jul 18, 2013
I have 2 tables (person / merit) currently the merti table has 4 fields (MeritID, PersonID, Issuer, Type) I'm trying to count the the Type field 7 times, once of each type (MC/MI/MN/MP/MS/MV) and once to count a grand total.
I want to produce a query to use in a mail merge that will list the total for each merit type and one grand total.
I've been trying a few different things including sub queries but I've not managed to get the query to produce a single record that counts each individual type.
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Jul 7, 2013
Create a query to show rows with timestamps in between two timestamps? my variables are cutoff time and the current time where cutoff time is saved on a table (tblcontroltable.cutoff ) a pseudo code of what i want to achieve is
select date, product, timestamps
from tblsample
where date = date and timestamps > cutoff and timestamps < time
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Jun 2, 2013
I'm working with a table of bird survival data I am trying to summarize in a query. I've got a bit of a roundabout way to achieve my goal, but I'm curious if there is a simpler approach.
Background : In my table, each row represents a day I check a given nest and includes a [Nest ID] (not unique, multiple visits to each nest), a [visit ID] (auto numbered, so it's a unique value for each visit at each nest), the calendar day I visited a nest [Date], and [Survive] (1 or 0) depending on whether a nest survived or failed.
I'm trying to convert this detailed table into one that is more concise. Instead of each visit to a nest being a row, each nest becomes a row with 4 fields: The Nest ID, the minimum date (the day I found a nest), the last day a nest was checked (Max[Date]), and the last day a nest was checked alive (essentially max date where survival=1).
My current solution is to run 3 separate queries. The first queries the max date where survival=1, the second queries the max and min dates regardless of any other criteria, and the third brings both queries together.
I am curious if there is a way to create the same final product in a single query rather than doing multiple ones as I have done?
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Sep 23, 2013
How to count the number of times that the data appears in a certain field (which is [Ema!l]). I have a list of ema!l addresses and I want to find out whether that ema!l address has appeared once, twice or more. I want to add this as a field in a query. I don't want to delete it or anything because it's perfectly fine for the ema!l address to appear more than once, I just want to be able to identify when the ema!l address has already appeared.
If I was using Excel I would use a Countif function to count how many times the data in the specified cell appears in the whole column, and that would give me the number. I'm not use to the language of Access so I can't figure out how to achieve this.
I tried adding a Total row to the grid in the query and then changing the total to 'count' but this just returned 1 for every row.
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Aug 30, 2014
I am creating an access database for the results of my triathlon times and I am having trouble with the race results. Based on some information I found here, I am using number fields for the swim, bike and run times because I want to do calculations and also sort them and it doesn't sort properly if they are text.I have created separate fields for the hours, minutes and seconds for each of them.
Now I am trying to make a calculated field to convert the numbers to the following..For a swim time, I want to convert it to the time per 100m. I have the calculation for that, but the result gives me the decimal portion and not the actual seconds portion and I am stuck. Here is what I have so far :
Sw100m: (([SwMin]+([SwSec]/60)+[SwHr]/60)*100/750)
So as you can see I have added up all the number to get the total number of minutes and then converted to the minutes per 100m (the race is 750m). And the result gives me 3.31. But the .31 is a decimal and I want to have seconds which is 18 seconds. I know how to do the calculation on paper but I don't know how to change my formula to fix this. On paper I have to multiply .31 x 60. But how do I refer to the decimal portion of the number and modify my formula? how to input race times as duration in an access database.
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May 9, 2014
I have 2 tables...a lookup table with possible responses (i.e. yes, no, don't know) and the second with 8 fields that contain the values selected from the first table. Tables are related one-to-many. I need to count the number of times each of the responses shows from the lookup table shows in each of the fields in the main table. Have tried to query with the lookup field set to "group by" and each field set to "count".
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Mar 30, 2015
I have a reasonably complex query (3 subqueries into 1 main query) which gathers data from various tables into a single dataset based on a specified date.
I now need to generate a similar dataset but across a range of dates (a month) for reporting purposes. However, I can't just adapt the query and change the parameter from a "=#<Date>#" format to a "Between #<Date1># And #<Date2>#" format
The reason being, each date has to be treated individually and has to be queried as a standalone. It's to do with the type of data I have (one-to-many relationships between tables)
So what I really need to do is run the same query multiple times, for each date in scope, then stitch all of those datasets together into one 'giant' one.
How to do that in SQL (effectively, have one query produce the dates in scope, then join that onto the other query, passing each date as the parameter - I don't even think that's possible to be honest)
The other option I can think of is to use VBA to loop through the dates in scope, then use a QueryDef object to set the parameter and read the records for each date into a Recordset object. But then I have the problem of stitching all the Recordsets together, without looping through all the fields and rows each time.
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