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Oct 31, 2014

I have a report that I have called "0 Master". It details the number of complaints that my company has received, broken down by a specific service.

I have a CountIIf that returns the number of complaints received in a certain category. This works - but this only shows the total number of complaints received for that specific category.

That formula is =Count(IIf([Contact Category]="Stage 1 Corporate Complaint",1))

I have also got a formula that tells me the total number of those complaints that are outside of the deadline (regardless of category).

This formula works and is;
=Count(IIf([Date Response Expected]>=Date(),1))

But - I want to combine these 2 formulas to tell me the number of complaints outside the deadline for a particular category - I've had a go myself and anything I do tends to return either nothing or -1

So far, I've tried various incarnations of;
=Count(IIf([Contact Category]="Stage 1 Corporate Complaint",1)) And (IIf([Date Response Expected]>=Date(),1))

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I have a list of dates and I want 1 query which counts the dates between numerous criteria. for example, colum 1; dates between 1/1/14 and 16/02/2014. Colum2 between 17/02/2014 and 15/04/2014.

I have attached a screenshot.

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I modified the SQL to make it easier to read. How can I take the below statement and make a few expressions that count up the specific values? The field I need to dissect is "Type Error" and a couple of examples of error types are "A1" and "B1"

Code:
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i will clarify that i took out the names in the roll call but both groups are sorted by the date they came in going down the list..now i need to add another group "Staff Members" to my roll call.every way i have tried altering the query expression or the report expression result in a blank roll call.

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Jul 20, 2006

Hi everyone,

My query is coming along nicely, but as always once one problem is solved you find another :rolleyes: !

My problem is that I have thus far specified criteria for the field OrdDeliveryCountry, but this field is not filled in unless the delivery address is different from the default address for the customer, therefore it is frequently blank and so the query wasn't finding all records, only those where the Delivery Address was specific to the order.

I want to use the IIf function to make an expression to say (in linguistic terms):
If OrdDeliveryCountry is blank, then use the country in the Customers table.

Sounds simple enough, but the criteria currently is:
WHERE (((ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Austria"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Belgium"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Cyprus"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Czech Republic"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Denmark"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Estonia"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Finland"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "France"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Germany"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Greece"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Hungary"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Ireland"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Italy"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Latvia"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Lithuania"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Luxembourg"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Malta"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Holland"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Poland"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Portugal"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Slovakia"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Slovenia"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Spain"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Sweden")
AND ((PRODUCTS.PRODUCTNAME) NOT LIKE "*Upgrade"
AND (PRODUCTS.PRODUCTNAME) NOT LIKE "*Repair"
AND (PRODUCTS.PRODUCTNAME) NOT LIKE "*Rpr"
AND (PRODUCTS.PRODUCTNAME) NOT LIKE "*Commission")
AND ((ORDERS.[DEMO/SALEID]) = 2))


So how do I combine the IIf(expr,truepart,falsepart) with "Is Not x Or x Or x"?I.E. I need to get it to exclude records where OrdDeliveryCountry does not equal one in the list, and if that is blank then the Country field in the Customers table does not equal one in the list?

My attempt is this, but I think I'm way off the mark

SELECT ORDERS.SHIPDATE,
PRODUCTS.[STANDARD TARRIFF NUMBER],
[ORDER DETAILS].[QUANTITY] * [ORDER DETAILS].[UNITPRICE] * (1 - [DISCOUNT]) * (1 - [SPECIAL DISCOUNT]) AS LINETOTAL,
[ORDER DETAILS].QUANTITY,
ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY,
ORDERS.ORDERID,
[ORDER DETAILS].PRODUCTID
FROM CUSTOMERS
RIGHT JOIN (PRODUCTS
RIGHT JOIN (ORDERS
LEFT JOIN [ORDER DETAILS]
ON ORDERS.ORDERID = [ORDER DETAILS].ORDERID)
ON PRODUCTS.PRODUCTID = [ORDER DETAILS].PRODUCTID)
ON CUSTOMERS.CUSTOMERID = ORDERS.CUSTOMERID
WHERE (((ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = IIF(ISNULL([ORDERS]![ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY]),([CUSTOMERS]![COUNTRY] NOT LIKE "Austria"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Belgium"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Cyprus"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Czech Republic"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Denmark"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Estonia"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Finland"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "France"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Germany"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Greece"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Hungary"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Ireland"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Italy"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Latvia"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Lithuania"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Luxembourg"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Malta"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Holland"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Poland"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Portugal"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Slovakia"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Slovenia"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Spain"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Sweden"),
(([ORDERS]![ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY]) NOT LIKE "Austria"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Belgium"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Cyprus"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Czech Republic"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Denmark"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Estonia"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Finland"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "France"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Germany"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Greece"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Hungary"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Ireland"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Italy"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Latvia"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Lithuania"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Luxembourg"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Malta"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Holland"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Poland"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Portugal"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Slovakia"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Slovenia"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Spain"
OR (ORDERS.ORDDELIVERYCOUNTRY) = "Sweden")))
AND ((PRODUCTS.PRODUCTNAME) NOT LIKE "*Upgrade"
AND (PRODUCTS.PRODUCTNAME) NOT LIKE "*Repair"
AND (PRODUCTS.PRODUCTNAME) NOT LIKE "*Rpr"
AND (PRODUCTS.PRODUCTNAME) NOT LIKE "*Commission")
AND ((ORDERS.[DEMO/SALEID]) = 2))
ORDER BY ORDERS.SHIPDATE DESC;

My thoughts:

Maybe I need to re-structure the WHERE clause?
Would it work if the IIf expresssion was in the SELECT part not the WHERE part?


I would really appreciate some help with this: I'm not sufficiently familiar with structuring statements as complex as this and I don't know all the syntax rules etc.

Thanks in advance!!

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transaction date
auto number ID
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