I need the total of days in a report but exclude the repeated ones.
So user are working sometimes in different work orders on the same day but our administration only needs to know the number of days worked in one period of time.
i send a jpg with the example i use the =Nz(Count([Date Worked]),0) but that way i get all the entries counted
I created a query and one of the fields in it is for dates. I need to create a report that will only count how many entries have dates and it shouldn't count those with no/blank dates .
Is there a way to put a criteria in my query for date field? What would be the formula? Or is there a formula that I can put straight to my report that will only count the ones with dates?
So I have a report generated, listing all my companies personnel in one column and the next column has the expiration dates of a certian training certificate. My question i would like to add some statistics to the bottom of the report, mainly how many certificates are expired, which is the ones over a year.
I have attempted to use:
=Sum(IIf([AT_LEVEL 1]<"Now()-365",1,0))
previously in excel my spreadsheet counted it like this:
position, DateTime, value (datetime being a text field by the way, not my fault :-))
I wrote a simple pivot query
TRANSFORM Avg(value) AS AvgOfvalue SELECT Position FROM table WHERE (dateTIME)>format(Date()-2,"DD-MMM-YY") GROUP BY position PIVOT dateTIME;
The idea was that I could report each last 2 days with this query.The pivot query works OK.Creating a report based on this query, the control source of the fields is linked to columns like "12-JUN-15 07:00" which will not be available after some days.Isn't it possible to create a pivot report on a pivot query based on dates?
I would like my user to be able to enter dates on a report.
I have entered unbound fields on the report; but it doesn't keep any of the information (dates) for printing or otherwise. (I don't need to save these dates since they change monthly.)
The query returns the parts used for each job. This could be 1 to many, so I get 1 to many rows returned in the query for each job. There can be a number of jobs to a work schedule (I'll call this WS). Each job is for a particular model. So I bascially have
how to come up with the number of unic days worked as the DB i atached if worker works in diferent work order in the same day in the report it comes up as he work two days
I have an unbound field in a report that i'm trying to do the following:
=Count(IIf([Total Build Time]<=15,1,Null))
This gets me the closest to my answer. Tried it in many different variants, this will get me the total number of records, but will not use my criteria (<=15). The "total build time" field is formatted as short time 00:00 and i have tried my criteria in the same way...plus many more. This will count the records but will not limit the result to 15 or less.
I've restructured my 'application' to have one table and a lot of query/forms. In light of not figuring out the combo box situation I altered the requirements and what I needed thinking I may have an easier go of it, but alas not exactly my experience. I have 5 reports that I want to filter them by week(start of the week). I have a function which can turn any regular date entered to the start day of the week(monday). I thought my best way about this would be to fill a combo box with all the accepted dates through a separate table's column.
Is there a way to pop a dialog box when the user clicks to generate the report that will prompt them to choose a week then run that criteria against the report and only bring back that date?
I managed to create a report by user using a combo box. When an user selects a name from the combo box, it generates a report showing all the records by that name.
However, now I need to be able to generate a report as above but between 2 dates. How??
I am having two sets of criteria. 1) by user 2) between 2 dates
I am migrating a database from Spreadsheets to Access 2010. Everything else is going well but I am stuck at one point. A table has Name, Gender, and Nationality fields. Now, I need a report that will have only Nationality and Gender fields. The nationalities will be in a list and another column should have total count for each nationality. Then, the Grand total should be print at the bottom of the report. Moreover, two other columns should have a count of each gender (male and female) against every nationality.I need Report which will have Four columns i.e. Nationalities, Total, Male, Female... The nationalities column will contain a list of nationalities that are there in the data table [field name: National].. The total column will count and show the sum of each nationality from the data table [same field: national]... The Male and Female columns will do the same i.e. count the occurrence and show the total for Male and Female from the data table.
SELECT qryHoursReq.VolunteerId, qryHoursReq.Name, qryHoursReq.Program, Sum(qryHoursReq.Total_Time) AS SumOfTotal_Time, qryHoursReq.S_date FROM qryHoursReq GROUP BY qryHoursReq.VolunteerId, qryHoursReq.Name, qryHoursReq.Program, qryHoursReq.S_date HAVING (((qryHoursReq.S_date) Between [startdate] And [enddate]));
This is my query
I'm trying to get a count of distinct volunteerID in an unbound textbox on report.
If I use =Count(*) I get 2 when I put in date parameters and it groups by program
This is kind of correct, but, these 2 are the same person, she had different days she participated.
What code can I use for only get a count of 1
FOrgot to mention, when I use the DCount with numerous examples, I get #Error
Report has records of errors. There are 3 types of error. In the report footer, I would like a total count (this is working!) and a count by type (can't get this to work).
Error Total =Count[ErrorType] Compliance Total =Sum(IIf([ErrorType]="Compliance",1,0)) Audit Total =Sum(IIf([ErrorType]="Audit",1,0)) Quality Total =Sum(IIf([ErrorType]="Quality",1,0))
I have tried setting groupings on the report but this alters the detail sorting (currently sent by the date field newest to oldest) and provides the count within the detail.
I have a retort that I want to use an option button to filter the report is a specific date is 48 hours before the current time. I'm not having any luck. Below is the code I have been playing with, but no go.
Private Sub NoMove_Click() Select Case Me.NoMove.VALUE Case 1 Me.Filter = "CLM = 'Now() - 48'" Me.FilterOn = True End Select If Me.Filter = "" Then MsgBox "The filter returned Null" Else End If End Sub
In Access 2003 I have a form, at the footer of which I want to put some summary information. One of which is a count of the number of purchases over £500. I have tried many variations after searching the posts on this site but the only one which does not return me an error of some kind with the expression is
=IIf([Bought For]>"500",Count([Bought For]),0)
where 'Bought For is the reports listing of the purchase prices in a given date range when opening the report, but the value returned in my test is '0' when it should be '2' as the test file has two purchases of over £500.
I have two tables with dates. Between (!) every two following dates in table1, I want to know the number of dates in table2. How do I write an SQL query for this? The tables I have are up to a few hundred records in table 1 and a few thousand records in table2. So to prevent that this takes hours I need a fast query.
To explain the query I need, for example: table1 01/01/2014 15/01/2014 17/01/2014 30/01/2014
Explanation: Between 01/01/2014 and 15/01/2014 in table 1 there are 2 dates in table2 (01/01/2014 is not included between the dates) Between 15/01/2014 and 17/01/2014 in table 1 there are 0 dates in table 2 Between 17/01/2014 and 30/01/2014 in table 1 there are 4 dates in table 2
here goes im trying to count the number in a group between a time period. the query takes a time period from a form runs then reports who and how many heres what i get
SELECT tblEstimate.Client, Count(tblEstimate.Recieved) AS MyCount FROM tblEstimate GROUP BY tblEstimate.Client, tblEstimate.Recieved HAVING (((tblEstimate.Recieved)>=[Forms]![frmEnquireFront]![EqfromDate] And (tblEstimate.Recieved)<=[Forms]![frmEnquireFront]![EnqtoDate])) ORDER BY tblEstimate.Client;