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HOW TO Create a Query to PULL specific Data and allocate names to groups????

Asked by Trey31 in Access Reports, Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, SQL Query Syntax

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Hello to all, I have been struggling with attempting to create a query to grab specific fields and group them together per company name all week now. ALL I want to do is filter each individual company name with that company's [Issue Levels] and [Issue Status] and generate totals for each of them.
So the Pyramid would go like this:  1 [Company] ; 2 [Issue Status] > "Open"; "Closed" ; 3 [Issue Levels] > "High"; "Medium"; "Low". I would like to find out how many "Open" (High, Medium and Low's) there are and how many "Closed" (High, Medium and Low's) there are, and export this information into my Template.xls. I am attaching the template for a clear picture of the Query. Start Free Trial
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