I have a client who has data like this in an access table:
itemID
itemName
itemQuantity
1
Corvette
1
2
Mustang
2
3
Camaro
5
He wants to append the data to another table so it looks like this:
itemID
itemName
itemQuantity
1
Corvette
1
2
Mustang
1
2
Mustang
1
3
Camaro
1
[code]....
I have a form for inserting invoices, and on the subform records I have a command button to print the labels, the label would contain the quantity of the product, so, if the quantity is ex. 11000 and package contains 2000 only.
so I have to print 5 labels with quantity 2000 and one label with 1000 qty
what I need to do, is when I click the label cmd button to insert the 6 records required to print the labels to temp table
In a situation where I imported an excel file with so many columns and split them into two temp tables and they are linked using a key.
the data has a fixed part lets say
Field1....Field2.....Filed3.....Field4...then Field5.....Field6.....Field7....Field8 is the same data range as Field9...Field10...Field11...Field12. I would want to split this data into multiple rows like this
Field 1 Field2 Field3 Field4 Field5 Field6 Field7 Field8
Field 1 Field2 Field3 Field4 Field9 field10 field11 field12 and so own...
What is the best approach?
I have an access form that is used for cash-ups. The cash-ups are not done on a regular basis and the owner requested that the database look at the last cash-up date, current cash-up date and calculate the difference in days and then calculate the average take per day by dividing the total take for the period by the number of days from the last cash-up date to the current cash-up date. This was simple and is done however, what he now wants is to export this data to another table and have it split the total amount per record by the average number of days and reflect the average amount per day over as many lines.
Eg: R5,000.00 / 20 days = R250.00 per day.
This data needs to be displayed in TWENTY lines each with a value of R250.00.
I have an access table that looks like the below:
"field1", "field2, field3, field4, field5, field6, field7"
"field1~field2~field3~field4~field5~field6~fie ld7"
"field1~field2~field3~field4~field5~field6~fie ld7"
"field1~field2~field3~field4~field5~field6~fie ld7"
"field1", "field2, field3, field4, field5, field6, field7"
"field1~field2~field3~field4~field5~field6~fie ld7"
I've got a module which loads the data into a table, but it can't handle the records that are ~ delimited, so spits them out as a single field.
I know there is some VBA code that can be used to split comma delimited records, and I've seen bits of it floating around online and tried to alter it to work for the ~, but I get the feeling that what I've seen is only a part of the required code, how to put it all together to make something that actually works.
So, what I need to do is;
- Split some records in a table out into multiple fields where there is a ~ present
- Place these newly split fields into a table (I don't mind if it ends up in a new table or not)
How to correct the issue below. I created a split form and I have 2 combo boxes that allow multiple selections. The one combo box for LOB (line of business) works perfect and does not create duplicate records in the datasheet view of the split form. The 2nd combo box with multiple selections creates duplicate records in the datasheet depending on how many selections are made.
I have checked this in the underlying table and there are no duplicate records, it is only in the split form datasheet. I have checked settings and configuration between the 2 combo boxes that are reacting differently and they appear to be identical...
I have an order table
order nr quantity.
100 110
and a pack table
pack quantity
1 1
1 2
...
1 25
2 1...
I want to make a query that returns this :
order nr pack quantity
100 1 25
100 2 25
100 3 25
100 4 25
100 5 10
In Access 2010, I have a table with two fields. The first field (Investor Name) contains several occurrences of the same text (i.e. Investor A occurs 2 times, Investor B occurs 3 times, etc.). The second field (Investment) may or may not contain duplicates (i.e. more than one Investor may have invested in the same Investment). I'm trying to create a query that will show me, in one record, all the Investments that each Investor has made.
So for the following data...
Investor Name
Investment
Investor A
Investment 1
Investor A
Investment 2
Investor B
Investment 1
Investor B
Investment 3
Investor B
Investment 4
I want the query to report back the following...
Investor Name
1st Investment
2nd Investment
3rd Investment
Investor A
Investment 1
Investment 2
Investor B
Investment 1
Investment 3
Investment 4
To clarify further, I'm NOT looking to concatenate the results into one field. Instead, I want each Investment to appear in its own field, so that I can pull each one into a report later. Ideally, there should be no limit to the number of Investments that each Investor has made, although practically speaking, it likely won't exceed 10 or so.
Table1 gives Case Nu.
Table2 gives Case Nu. and EventType.
Table3 gives EventType and Cleared (yes/no field)
I want to run a query that gives Case Nu and Event where if there is even one event marked Cleared for a Case, then that case number and its events (even those not marked cleared) don't show up at all.
Any ideas? I know there must be an obvious solution, but my mind is stuck right now!
I have a record in a table (Table1) with the following:
Item Start End
A 2012 2030
I have another table (Table2) with the following:
Item Start
A 2018
A 2025
What I would like to do is update/append Table1 so that it looks like the following:
Item Start End
A 2012 2017
A 2018 2024
A 2025 2030
I am trying to determine the best method for how to handle this query using Access 2013. I have a clients table that contains the following:
clientID fName lName admissionDate dischargeDate
1 John Doe 05/06/2014 06/27/2014
2 Jane Doe 04/24/2014 05/15/2014
3 Steven Smith 05/15/2014 NULL/Empty
4 Chris Davis 06/12/2014 NULL/Empty
Then there is a WeeklyProgressNotes table that is there for the person that is responsible for auditing the clients charts. It does not contain the actual weeklyprogressnotes, it only contains a Yes/No field and a date field for the date the weeklyprogressnote was completed. Like below:
noteID completed dateCompleted clientID
1 yes 05/08/2014 1
2 yes 05/14/2014 1
3 yes 04/25/2014 2
I am creating a form that the auditor can open to determine what weeks she needs to check for each client to see if they have their weeklyprogressnotes completed that week. The weeks run Mon - Sun and there will be no record in the WeeklyProgressNotes table if she has not yet checked and confirmed for that week. So the form would basically look like this:
fName lName week completed date clientID(hidden)
John Doe 5/19/14-5/25/14 Checkbox Null 1
John Doe 5/26/14-6/1/14 Checkbox Null 1
John Doe 6/2/14-6/8/14 Checkbox Null 1
John Doe 6/9/14-6/15/14 Checkbox Null 1
John Doe 6/16/14-6/22/14 Checkbox Null 1
John Doe 6/23/14-6/29/14 Checkbox Null 1
Jane Doe 4/28/14-5/4/14 Checkbox Null 2
and so on.......
I have thought about creating an SQL statement to select all of the clients and then creating a function that determines their admission date within the specific week and their discharge date withing the specific week and then create a loop with another SQL statement with a BETWEEN clause for all the weeks and determine if there is an entry in the WeeklyProgressNotes table or not. If not then I would display out the above info. I'm not sure if there is an easier, less search intensive way of doing it. Maybe an SQL query that can cut done on some of the looping.
I have a query pulling data from two other queries (qry_Reports and qry_Surveys). Clients may have more than one ReportID, but only one ClientID. I need to query for only the most current ReportID (which is the larger value) for each client to find the surveys for the most recent report. How can I query for only the most recent report for each client based on the highest value of the ReportID per ClientID?
View 11 Replies View RelatedHow do I know when I should split a db into multiple tables? Right now- everything is in one table. Is there a rule of thumb or method to determine when I should split it up?
For example- MY DB is running queries on properties for sale. Would I split all the Active, Sold, Expired, Off Market listings into separate tables, since I will be frequently queriing based off of the status of the property? ie- I'll be running avg prices of homes that are in each of these status. If that's the case, how do I know what relationship to give it/how to set it up (use the MLS # as the primary key in each, or do I need a foreign key or something else?)
Is there a general rule of thumb, or guide to use when designing a db?
THANKS!
I have a CSV file that the system is producing; it is one file with multiple sections in it eg...
Quote:
[Names]
001,"John Doe"
002,"Jane Doe"
003,"An Other"
[Address]
001,"63 Huntly Street","CRANMORE","BA4 7HA"
002,"52 Southern Way","NORTH QUEENSFERRY","KY11 3YZ"
003,"20 Scrimshire Lane","ASKETT","HP27 2AS"
[Orders]
001,"0001A","Screwdiver",1,8.99
001,"0001A","hammer",1,15
001,"0001A","no 3 screws",1,5
001,"0001A","drill",1,49.99
etc etc etc
The file is huge with many sections (eg Names, Address) in it. What I need to do is load it into Access for some analysis.Is there a way I can split the file one loading to the system into multiple tables?
My boss made a satisfaction database that tracks satisfaction in 2 ways, so we have:
Table
ID
SatisfactionAType
SatisfactionAScore
SatisfactionBType
SatisfactionBScore
I'd like to make a query that would split these into two lines, one for A, one for B and then export it to excel.
I have a split form with 10-15 fields. Each of these fields is a combo box. The trouble I am having is sorting the data in the datasheet of the split for. I want to sort ascending by "ProductTypeName", then ascending by "Parent SKU" and then ascending by "ProductSizeID".
How can I do this when each of my combo boxes have an ID and then a name? Example below:
ProductTypeID
ProductTypeName
1
Apron - Bib
2
Apron - Waist
3
Bag - Backpack
4
Chef Coat
[Code] ......
I had a list of 1800 full addresses including Postcode on excel, I added 2 columns for Co-ordinates then one column that I use to input data when a call needs removing. I then imported to access table and started to use queries to sort our sales into territories of hopefully no more than 26 calls each, I used the spare column to input a R for removed then only list null entries in queries then I keep adding postcodes in the postcode criteria column until I get around 26 per Query.
My Ultimate goal is to Build multiple Tables of no more than 26 calls that I can geocode onto maps, to make it easier and more cost effective for our sales team.
My Problems are. How do I Prevent Duplicates when entering addresses if new address are entered, I Currently have access creating its own KeyI need to be able to track & prevent duplicate postcodes being assigned to more than one query/Territory table.I need either Access to either Produce a Table Report (As in excel) or might be easier if I just import my data back to excel table.
I kind of think I need new tables for Maps with relationships created between Map table and Territory table. but not sure if this is the best way to go or not.
I have a split database with the backend on our server. When I go to my server and look at all the open files on the network everyone who is in the backend shows up twice. One has zero locks and the other has multiple locks.
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I have the below data
Appid Names
100 John,Bob,Kondya, Lima
200 Shor,James,Kim
300 Cinem
I want to convert to
Appid Names Name1 Name2 Name3 Name4
100 John Bob Kondya Lima NULL
200 Shor James Kim NULL NULL
300 Cinem NULL NULL NULL Null
I am trying to split a number sequence (Ex. 25372-400-E10-0000-D0021) Where the third number in the sequence can be either 2 or 3 numbers/letters.
The idea is to have a query that will split this number into its individual parts. I have seen several forums about splitting two numbers and such but I can't seem to make that work when I need to create 5 columns from this one field.
I'm working on a database with a form input to record my time on projects at work. How to split End Time - Start Time among all brands that I've chosen for a line item?
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I have an Access Database and I want to split up one column into multiple columns. The one column has multiple rows that relate to one person, so for instance I have the following:I am taking information from both tables and I want to create a query but I need to separate out the mother, father, and guardian with the names attached
So from the Child table :
Joe Smith Address Phone
The query that I created is from two tables, the child table and the family table: ( I used the dashes just for it to be easier to read)
------Child Table/PrimaryKey --------Family Table---------------------
First Name--- Last Name--- First Name--- Last Name--- Relationship
Joe ----------------Smith ----------Jane --------Doe-------------Mother
Joe ----------------Smith ----------John---------Smith---------- Father
So in this scenario I need to get the name of the second parent in another column....meaning have all the parents appear on the same line for this child, and each child there after..
So I need it to look like this:
------Child Table/PrimaryKey --------Family Table---------------------
First Name------ Last Name------ First Name------ Last Name------ Relationship------ 2First Name------2Last Name------2Relationship
Joe----------------Smith------------ Jane-------------- Doe------------- Mother-----------John---------------- Smith------------ Father
I have a split database with the back end on a sharedrive. I have the front end saved on my own drive and the same for my colleague.
When I view the front end version of my colleagues, I can see a records on there that she has input but I can't see them when I open my own copy of the front end plus when I view the back end I can't see the records there at all.
I'm a new to Access, SQL. I need the following output:
Input:
PHP Code:
PO Vendor State
a, b 1,2 IL
c, d, e 3 TX
f 5 CA
Output:
PHP Code:
PO Vendor State
a 1,2 IL
b 1,2 IL
c 3 TX
d 3 TX
e 3 TX
f 5 CA
I found the following SQL code from another forum, which splits entries in a cell separated by commas into 2 rows, output being:
PHP Code:
PO Vendor State
a 1,2 IL
b 1,2 IL
c 3 TX
d,e 3 TX
f 5 CA
SELECT * INTO ImportedData
FROM (
SELECT PO, Vendor, State
FROM SourceData
[Code] ....
How to run a loop so that if a cell has n entries separated by commas, I want them to be split into 'n' number of rows.
I have two separate database files, a front end with all my forms and a back end with all my tables. The backend is stored on a network drive, is there any way of being able to store the frontend on the drive with the backend? Users do not use the actual computer to store information or access files, everything is usually saved on the network drive. I have created a shortcut that launches the front end database in the read only kiosk mode.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI created a split form. My main form is just a form, based off of tblBlotter. The subform is based off a query, which is the based off the same tblBlotter. (Not sure if this is proper - maybe I just need the table?)
I have a link master and link child field set to ID. When I open the form "subBlotterHistory", it opens and shows as a new record only. I want it to show ALL records on the query subform and be able to scroll up, down and edit.
Attached is a sample w bogus data.