Reports :: DCount - Give Count Of Each Attending Equaling Yes Only
Oct 3, 2013
I have this query:
ID Attending Trauma RN Date
1 A No Yes 1/1/12
1 A Yes No 2/1/12
1 B No Yes 1/1/12
1 A Yes No 3/1/12
1 B No Yes 6/1/12
I merged this query into a report to give the count of each attending equaling yes only. I am using this:
=DCount("*","qryMainJan-Jun13","[PeripartumHysterectomy] ='Yes' And [Text30] = ID")
The goal is to show each attending on a separate page with count on text box
The issue I am having is I can't show the correct total in one page for each attending. for example I am showing attending A twice for trauma with total 1 for each page. I need to show attending A with total 2.
HELP PLEASE!!! There are two fields in my form that need the following relationship:
1. When I enter 1000 in my "spec no" field in my form, I need my "Number Field" to enter a "1" 2. When I enter 1000 in my "spec no" field in the next record, I need the "Number Field" for this record to enter "2" but "1" to remain on the first record. 3. If I enter 1001 in my "spec no" field in the next record, I need the "Number Field" to enter "1" 4. Continue this logic for all records without modifying the previous "Number Field" record.
I was told there was a way to accomplish this using DCount or Count function. Maybe there's an easier way??? Any help is greatly appreciated!! TX!
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Each appointment is booked at a set interval (every 3 weeks, 4 weeks, 5 weeks...) which can vary from one appointment to another.
I want to do a count, in a query, to show in a report.
I need to count:
Total Cus_ID by interval - so how many customers are booked every 2 weeks, every 3 weeks, etc.
I need the count to be based on the customer's LAST appointment only.
I have tried, select query (group), crosstab (!)... querying a query... Total line using Max... then Last...
Nothing I tried works. The sum of appointments by interval should equal the total number of clients in the database... It gives me 4 times that... so it is counting every appointment, not just the last appointment entered.
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=Count(IIf([Total Build Time]<=15,1,Null))
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