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7.4

Crosstab Question!?

Asked by colonelmustard in Microsoft Access Database

Me again. Maybe this will solve my problem if it is possible. Can you create a crosstab or pivot using a date as a value. These dates are caculated from a maketable query calculating the date based on thier dob + the appropriate days out for the client need. Not needing it to count or anything. Heres an example:
tblDueDates
DateID    ClientNo      Description      DueDate
1         George1       Immunization      05/21/99
2         George1       Immunization      06/21/99
3         George1       Immunization      07/21/99
4         George1       Lead Check        05/29/99
5         George1       IFSP Status       06/01/99
6         George1       IFSP Status       08/15/99
 
To something like this:
ClientID            Immunization    Lead Check  IFSP Status
George1              05/21/99
George1              06/21/99
George1              07/21/99
George1                               05/29/99
George1                                            6/1/99
George1                                            8/15/99

Or is there some easier way like, on the report, to summarize these dates under these columns. Caseworker will then filter the dates using the calender control. For the report. Hope this isn't too confusing. I am new to access but very intrigued! Thanks so much!
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