i've a question that hopefully has a simple answer.
i have a query that returns three different numbers (each in its own column)...anyway, how can i make it sum the number of these three numbers...the best case scenario would be if i could have a fourth column appear in the results of the query with the sum...
it would look something like this
num1 num2 num3 sum
1 2 3 6
I have a sales form. The sales form has many Call, Meetings and Emails linked to each sales record. I want to total all the number of calls, meeting and email records related to the sales record to give a total- Touches.I've created 3 queries;
1 - Counts Calls
2 - Counts Emails
3 - Counts Meetings
These all work fine however when I combine them to attempt to count the results it doesn't produce the correct results.I have a second query as well (no pun intended).
I am trying to sum together a column that has values in Time. The results displays as a decimal. How can I have the result display as a Time i.e. 1:20 (1 hour 20 minutes).
i'm going to start this by telling what i am working toward in the end as it is where the problem obviously stems from.
i am trying to create a report which will tell me how many times 'hcapp' is in a table. there are three different fields where 'hcapp' can be placed...i can easily create three different queries which return how many times 'hcapp' is mentioned in one field, but i have yet to figure out how to look through all three fields in one query...is it possible? if not, how can i have a report call all three of these queries and then sum the total?
I have a query which displays sales and cash deposits for the day. I want a sum of all cash deposits.
So it looks like this..
Date________________Amount_______________SumOfAmou nt____________Exp1
17/7/2013___________$55___________________$55__________ __________$55
17/7/2013___________$22___________________$22__________ __________$22
I tried doing it by two methods.. neither of which are working.
In the Amount field, I put it as a Total: Sum. I also tried creating a new field which is an expression which sums up the Amount field. Neither are summing it and just displays the value.
I have a table called Products which has a field called "Product ID" and a few others. I have another table called "Sales", which has a field called "Sales Date".
There will be different dates where the products are sold. Here's my problem: I'm trying to make a query to find out which products make the most sales. However, doing so will also display the products separately by their sales dates. So for example, it'll show...
Product #10 / Jan 1, 2013 / 100 Sales
Product #10 / Jan 14, 2013 / 21 Sales
Product #10 / Feb 11, 2013 / 44 Sales
Product #11 / Jan 5, 2013 / 201 Sales
Product #11 / Mar 13, 2013 / 444 Sales
I'd like the products to be together so product #10 would give 165 sales for example. In the Query, Product ID from both tables are connected.
I have a number of querys which search by month and year, I want to be able to sum up 3 of the querys together and display this in a text box on a form... I have tried dsum etc but I can't seem to do it...
So basically I want the totals which are dsumed into the same form to calculate together in a different query if required... This would be simple except one of the months if from the previous year...
Creating a Query that would give me results showing in the attached file column D. I am trying to build volume incentive database to track how much we are going to save once we hit certain volume and rate drops.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a a dataset that has recorded encounters with a number of Banded (identified) animals. It is currently setup so that each encounter is its own row; with all the information, including "Band_Num" repeated, but "Encounter_Date" being unique. I wanted to query the table and get it to display the results as "Band_Num" on a row, followed by x columns for with each unique "Encounter_Date" represented. I thought a "Group By" function would work, but that requires a sum, which is not useful.
Complicating this is the fact that not every individual is seen a set number of times, so Animal 1 might be seen 3 different dates, but Animal 2 only on 1 date.
I am involved in centrally managing a project , a part of which involves employees of certain companies being given a weekly subsidy for study on academic courses. I have successfully set up a table for all the learners and a related table for companies.
Each learner will receive a fixed weekly rate subsidy in the first year, and a lower fixed weekly rate subsidy in the second year. Somebody (not me) will need to check their paychecks to ensure that employees have been paid and all is above board. The learners/employees can start on the programme at any time. I need a way to track this (total claimed amounts, where they're up to etc).
My theoretical solution, is to have a field for each week a learner is on the programme (52 first year, 52 second), and instead of entering a currency amount in the field, the check-person can enter the date they saw the evidence and are happy with it. I thought then if I create a query that searches any dates that fall within the current claim period (eg >01/01/2015, <=Date()), and multiplies field count that fall within those parameters by first/second year subsidy rate if they're in that table. I think my logic is sound, I am just not sure how to write the query/expression, or if it's possible, or if there is a much simpler way to do it.
I have a linked table. The table looks like:
Course 1 Name | Course 1 Grade | Course 2 Name | Course 2 Grade |
Student 1
Student 2
Student 3
I need to write a query that will consolidate all the courses (15 total) into multiple rows like this:
Course name | Course Grade
Student 1
Student 1
Student 2
Student 2
What is the best way to do this?
I have two queries which pull fuel uplift figures by airport from a master table, each query for a separate airline.
Each record is made up of Airport, Fuel Uplift, Month and Airline. I want to create a query that will show each Airport per month with the total fuel from both airlines. To do this I've created a new field titled AirportMonth and then applied a JOIN command. This works to a point but initially only returns records where the same AirportMonth value appears in both tables. I can alter the join properties to show all records from one of the tables but I need all records from both tables. Below is the SQL I have so far.
SELECT JAFyr.Airport, JAFyr.Month, [JAFyr]![Fuel Uplift USG]+[TFLyr]![Fuel Uplift USG] AS Expr2
FROM JAFyr LEFT JOIN TFLyr ON JAFyr.AirportMonth = TFLyr.AirportMonth;
I have 4 revised ship date columns, an est ship date, and an actual ship date. I have a column summing days late for est ship date and one summing revised days late. The expression I am having problems with is to calculate the total days late for the revised. I want it to check the 4th revised and if it has a date calculate from that date. If not I want it to go to the 3rd and calculate from that, and so on. I have pasted the code I was trying to use. It just goes all the way to the bottom of the code and calulates from the 1st revised ship date. I have also attached a jpg of the layout of the columns. I also want to do this in the query using expression builder.
Days Late Revised: IIf( [4th Revised Ship Date] <>null,(DateDiff("d", [4th Revised Ship Date] ,
[Actual Ship Date] )-DateDiff("ww", [4th Revised Ship Date] ,
[Actual Ship Date] ,1)-DateDiff("ww", [4th Revised Ship Date] ,
[Actual Ship Date] ,7)),IIf( [3rd Revised Ship Date]<>null ,(DateDiff("d", [3rd Revised Ship Date] ,
[Code] ......
I have a transactions table which records a qty number (- or +) and references particular location details (location, room, rack, shelf etc). My question is how do I sum the qty for the same product at different locations. So my user sees that product A has a qty of X in location C and qty Y in location D. I can sum the transactions table qty which does give me a sum based on a single location but each location has multiple racks, shelves etc. I need to know the sum of transactions for the same product for exactly the same location, room rack etc
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have a shell of my database in the below link for reference. I am trying to create a query for a report that will allow me to track charges and payments per client. Each charge has a ChargeID and each payment has a PaymentID. Multiple payments can be applied to one charge so the same ChargeID can show up multiple times with a different PaymentID. Payments that are catagorized as Third Party Payments will have not only a PaymentID, but a TPPaymentID.
What I need to do in the query and final report is track the total charges (even though the ChargeID may show up multiple times, I only want the charge itself to be calculated once and the charge to only be listed once for each client) and track the total payments as well as sum the total payments for each charge for each client.
hello there...ive a question...i have a summing query which searches for the word "processed" in a specific column of a table...currently if "processed" is not found within the column the query will not return anything...is there a way to have the query return a zero instead?
View 3 Replies View RelatedWhen i'm summing up values in a column like "Hours:[production]+[nonproduction]" how can i have access treat blanks as zeros? I tried
"Hours: IIf([nonproduction]="",0,[nonproduction])+IIf([production]="",0,[production])" and it just gave me a #value error
Hello, I am a newbie access user, so this might be a stupid question, but here it is:
I have a lot of yes/no fields labeled "10/1", "10/3", "10/5", ... (dates)
They are to record attendance on particular days.
I want to make a query that gives me the sum of a student's attendance and I have no idea to go about that. Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks!!
Can't believe I'm posting this :o Have tried every permutation I can find, including the previous requestes from other members, but it still won't work.
I have a subform on whose footer I've placed a text box to sum a valu, [SubTotal]. On the main form I've set the control source of a text box to the text box on the subform, and it just won't work :mad: Can someone please have a look at this and put me out of my misery?
Thanks, Lol :D
Hello,
I'm trying to sum numbers in a query. The table that Im summing from is set up as follows. The 1st column is just an autonumber. The 2nd column is an individuals. The third column is a date. The fourth column is a transaction (Buy or Sell). The fifth column is an amount (in $). and the 6th column is an Account (RRSP or RESP).
I would like to sum all the buys for each individual for each account. However I'm finding this difficult to do. Here is what i have so far. It sums all the 'buys' for the entire table.
SELECT Transactions.[Customer ID], DSum("Amount","Transactions","Transactions.Transaction=1") AS Expr1, Accounts.[Account Type ID]
FROM Transactions INNER JOIN Accounts ON Transactions.[Account ID] = Accounts.[Account ID];
Thanks very much,
C
Hello All
I am making an attendance program for my college. When a user swipes their ID a record is set in an Access database. The column headings are the users name, classID and so forth followed by a column for each week of class. What I need to do is write a dynamic query that will sum the the values through the weeks for a particular student. Any suggestions?
I have 2 field in a table - CourseMarks and ExamMarks. I am making a query to sum these two values. My code entered through the expression builder is Total: [CourseMarks]+[ExamMarks].
When the query is run there are no results if both fields have a score, but If there is a score in the CourseMarks field and none in the ExamMarks field the CourseMark is returned.All the field value data types are interger.
Hi,
Not sure if this is possible (sounds simple hopefully) but I was wondering if there was a way to sum certain fields in a record on a continuous form.
E.g. Field1 and Field2 in record 1.
Is it something simple like summing columns, i.e. Sum(Field1)?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Hi,
I want to sum a calculated field on one of my forms. The field is calculated by multiplying the cost of a good by its quantity. So far I have been unable to sum it. Does anyone know how I can do this?
Here is a link to what the field is related to just so you people know what I am talking about: Project (http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=78815&page=1) ...basically I have fixed all the problems mention in that thread. All that remains is this field. I will attach my project in case that helps. (the calculated field is in the Treatment Form) Thanks in advance :)
Hi,
I am trying to figure out the best way to design a table. The table is going to contain data concerning checks that have been given to a church. Each check could be broken down into 3 different categories; Tithes, Offering, Other. In other words one check for $100 dollars might be Tithes $40.00, Offering $30.00, Other $30.00. I need to be able to enter these three amounts into the record and then have them totaled in another field.
Is it best to do this all in one record or should I have two tables? If I have two tables how do I get one form to enter the break down into one table and the total in another table. Fyi, if I do this in one record I don't want them to have to enter in the total. I want the total that is entered to be calculated by the three previous fields.
Thanks for any help you can be on this.
SELECT Commissions.TransactionID, Commissions.OriginatorID, Commissions.AmountPaid, Commissions.DatePaid
FROM Commissions
WHERE ((Commissions.DatePaid)> DateAdd("d", -32, Date()));
I want to add up commissions paid in a month using a simple query and im not sure how to proceed from here. This example will pull records for the last 32 days, but now how do I do the sum commissions.amountpaid to work?
Thanks for any help.
Scott
Is there a way to use a query to sum totals of several fields per record? In the db I have designed, I have 5 seperate fields for estimates from different departments. There is also a field for Total estimates. What I would like to do is have the Total Estimates field autocalculate the total sum of the other 5 estimate fields. Is this possible to do through a query? If so how? If not - is it possible at all?
Thanks!