I have a report that I'm trying to concatenate some "sum" and "count" data into one line. This is what I have
Code : "There is currently" & " " & =Sum([pounds]) & " " & "Pounds in" & " " & =count([quant]) & " " & "Containers"
but it gives me a syntax error when going from Design view to Report View.
I have a report that counts the number of monthly calls. What I would like is an average of the monthly calls in the report footer.
My total for a particular month is =Count([Date]) and I named the unbound control MonthlyTotal.
This is in the DateFooter section of the report.
I then put an unbound control in the report footer and used the expression = Avg([MonthlyTotal]).
Of course when I changed from design view to report view, it asked me for an input of [MonthlyTotal].
I then tried =Avg([Reports]![qryLetterWritersbyDate]![MonthlyTotal]) and while it didn't ask me for an input, there was nothing in the ubound control in the report footer.
I have search for an answer, but all I find is using a query. Is what I am attempting to do possible? If so, how?
I have a firstname field, and a surname field.
On a report I have a textbox that is bound to =[firstname] & " " & [surname]
This gives me an error. I have even tried single quotes, but no luck.
Please advise
Thank you in advance
Hi
Im trying to run two count functions on one column in sql (access 2003). I need to return two new column, pass and fail. something like this; select count(grade) as pass, where grade>=40 and select count (grade) as fail, where grade<= 39.
my table is student_ID, module and grade:
student_ID Module Grade
0012 history 59
0034 history 34
0045 maths 78
0031 maths 45
0046 spanish 66
what i need is:
Module Pass Fail
History 1 1
Maths 2 0
Spanish 1 0
I have achieved it by running two seperate querys, one for pass and one for fail and then merging them with another query but is there any other way?
I have five reason fields in my table and I would like combine them into one field on my report, with line breaks between so each reason starts on it's on line. Also if there is a blank record, I would like the report not to display a blank line. I have found ways to do this online for 2 records but I need this for 5.
Also when I do manage to get the lines all to show in the report there are 3 paragraph returns between them - making the reason display of the report 15 lines tall, not just 5. The code I have so far, which displays each of the reasons but spaced as described is:
=[REASON1] & " " & [REASON2] & " " & [REASON3] & " " & [REASON4] & " " & [REASON5]
I am trying to produce statistics reports in my database. The user selects the information they require in a form (date from, date to etc). A query then produces the results listing each job in turn which is what I want however at the end I would like to produce sub-totals for each client.
Depending on the criteria selected by the user, only some clients will appear in the list. Ideally I would like the footer to show something like:
Client 1 - 4 jobs
Client 2 - 1 job
Client 5 - 6 jobs
Client 6 - 17 jobs
I have tried using the field:
Code:
=Count([ClientDetailsName])
However this only gives the total number of jobs.
Hello, guys. First of all, may all of you have a very cool New Year 2007!
In my MS Access database i have 2 tables: Table1 and Table2. These are related by means of the fields Field1 (Primary key of Table1) and Field2 (Secondary key of Table2). The relation is 1 to Many.
I pretend to count the rows from the Table2 with different Field2 values. Thus, the following query would be an ideal solution:
SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT Field2)
FROM Table2
Unfortunately, the DISTINCT clause is not admitted within COUNT parenthesis. So, what i came up with is:
SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM Table1
WHERE Field1 IN (SELECT DISTINCT Field2 FROM Table2)
It works, but it takes too long to run the main query, where i embedded several subqueries like the one above.
Is there any other way to get the same result reducing the response time?
Thanks for your attention in advance.
I have a report and at the footer i want to show how many of the txt boxes i have are >0
i tried
=Count([txtbox]>0)
I know that this is quite simple but i just cant get it.
Any way to use multiple count functions in a query with their own individual filters without affect the others?
For example:
SELECT [E&I Table].System, [E&I Table].DeleteRecord, Count([E&I Table].[Status#1]) AS [CountOfStatus#1], Count([E&I Table].[Status#2]) AS [CountOfStatus#2]
FROM [E&I Table]
WHERE ((([E&I Table].[Status#1]) Like "ITR Rcv'd by QA" Or ([E&I Table].[Status#1]) Like "Completed" Or ([E&I Table].[Status#1]) Like "Ready for T/O" Or ([E&I Table].[Status#1]) Like "Reviewed by JVV") AND (([E&I Table].[Status#2]) Like "ITR Rcv'd by QA" Or ([E&I Table].[Status#2]) Like "Completed" Or ([E&I Table].[Status#2]) Like "Ready for T/O" Or ([E&I Table].[Status#2]) Like "Reviewed by JVV"))
GROUP BY [E&I Table].System, [E&I Table].DeleteRecord;
I am trying to count in each column of the E&I table with criteria using WHERE but the problem is when you have more than 1 WHERE it affects the other columns as well... tried a bunch of different ways and I am now having to create seperate Queries than combine them using another Query...
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.
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=(Format(Int([quantity]*(DLookUp("[Plot_times]","[ProductList]","[Code] = Reports![Mask_order_book]![CUST_REF]"))/60),"0") & ":" & Format([quantity]*(DLookUp("[Plot_times]","[ProductList]","[Code] = Reports![Mask_order_book]![CUST_REF]")) Mod 60,"00"))
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It turns a number like this "120" into elapsed time in hours and minutes like this "2:00"
I have a report with an elapsed time for all of the items. I simply want to SUM it at the report footer, but i guess my control source turns it from a number into text, which then cannot be summed ?
I am trying to create an invoice report. I want to add all the costs from the detail section in my footer. I have accomplished this in either the Report footer and/or the page footer, but the problem is that the report footer doesn't go to the bottom of the page, and the page footer doesn't go to just the last page. I have tested a bunch of suggestions that don't seem to work.
1. Print page footer with Report header = NO - only works if your report is two pages or more.
2. Private Sub PageFooterSection_Format(Cancel As Integer, FormatCount As Integer)
If Page = Pages Then
Me.[TextBoxName].Visible = True
Else
Me.[TextBoxName].Visible = False
End If
End Sub
The Page functions worked, but it did not change the results from page to page. If it was a two page report, then the if statement is false and the text box was not visible on page 1, but it also was not visible on page 2.
I have a 14 page report in which I want the footer to appear only on the first page. I accomplish this with some code in the OnFormat event of the page footer:
If Page > 1 Then
Me.PageFooter2.Visible = False
Else
Me.PageFooter2.Visible = True
End If
The first page has the footer (great).
The 3rd thru the 14th page does not (great).
The 2nd page also doesn't have the footer - but - it only shows a half page of data! The data continues where it left off on the third page!
So, to sum up:
1st Page: Footer with detail section containing 16 rows of data.
3rd thru 14th Page: No footer section with 28 rows of data.
2nd Page: No footer with only 16 rows of data.
I current have three different reports that are the same except for the footers. That means that each time I have a change to the report, I have to remember to make the change on all three copies. Is there a way to add (1) some custom text such as "Client Copy", "Please Sign and Return", "Our Copy" plus one or two data fields from the report query in the page footer (the data fields would be different for each copy)?Basically, what I would like to do is have just one report, but print three copies of it, with each of the three copies having different footers as described above. Is this possible?
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I am struggling with building and If Then statement in my Report Footer. I have a report that pulls data from two tables...Students and Homeroom. This gives me a list of the students in each homeroom class and they are separated by homeroom. I would like to use a function in the page footer that counts the number of students who are members of our PTSA organization and then returns a percentage based on the total number of students in each homeroom class.
In the Report, I have on each page:
Page Header: Homeroom, LastName, FirstName, FamilyID
Details: LastName, FirstName, FamilyID
What I need is for the function to look at the FamilyID field and determine is there is any value entered. Then I need a count the total number of records in that homeroom and the total number of records with a value, so I can then get a percent of how many students actually belong to the PTSA in each homeroom.
Is there away to have the report footer only to display on the first page?
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For the value in textbox136 I want to output a grade and want to use an IIF function in the control source, something like:
IIf([Textbox136]>=100,"A+",IIf([Textbox136]>=90,"A+",IIf([Textbox136]>=80,"A",IIf([Textbox136]>=70,"B",
IIf([Textbox136]>=60,"C",IIf([Textbox136]>=50,"D",IIf([Textbox136]>=40,"E",IIf([Textbox136]>=30,"E-","U"))))))))
But it won't work.
I was able to create only 3 pages in access report. I am not able to go beyond 3 pages since the page footer is not moving down, means I am not able to drag it down.
It is a simple report of resume with only text boxes. My report comes around 10 pages.
The first report example is what I get when I start on the main form and select an organization, run the report, opens report - BIG SPACE between the details and my footer section which holds a subform.
The second report is what I need it to look like, what's strange to me is I get the report correctly when I just run the report (I don't pass the organization into the report from the main form)
I tried changing the background color of the detail section and the footer section to figure out where my problem is but the space just stays white.
I have a report, with a sub report. The sub report has a determined height, and can't grow or shrink.
It has enough height for 25 rows, which will never be filled for this purpose.
I need a totals box to appear after the 25th row, but it will only show at the bottom of the list, regardless of the number of rows.
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My other option was to place the =Sum([price]) on the parent form, but that got messy with Reports![rptSheet].[rptSheetSub]!Report.[Price]
It didn't like it, nor did the sum function.
How do I stop the report footer from printing on a separate page. I have seen several suggestions but nothing seems to work.
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