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Need Access query modified
Posted on 2012-12-21
Can someone modify this query to have it group by location and not prompt for the location?
Points are high because I need this by tomorrow
Select Count(A.SoftSlip), A.Species
From
(
SELECT Notes.SoftSlip, Species.Species
FROM Species INNER JOIN (Notes INNER JOIN SoftSlips ON Notes.SoftSlip = SoftSlips.SoftSlip) ON Species.SpeciesID = SoftSlips.SpeciesID
WHERE (((Notes.NoteDate) Between [forms]![frmSwitchboard]![
GROUP BY Species.Species,Notes.Soft
) As A
Group by A.Species
Points are high because I need this by tomorrow
Select Count(A.SoftSlip), A.Species
From
(
SELECT Notes.SoftSlip, Species.Species
FROM Species INNER JOIN (Notes INNER JOIN SoftSlips ON Notes.SoftSlip = SoftSlips.SoftSlip) ON Species.SpeciesID = SoftSlips.SpeciesID
WHERE (((Notes.NoteDate) Between [forms]![frmSwitchboard]
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Give this a try:
Select Count(A.SoftSlip), A.Location, A.Species
From
(
SELECT Notes.SoftSlip, Species.Species, SoftSlips.Location
FROM Species INNER JOIN (Notes INNER JOIN SoftSlips ON Notes.SoftSlip = SoftSlips.SoftSlip) ON Species.SpeciesID = SoftSlips.SpeciesID
WHERE (Notes.NoteDate Between [forms]![frmSwitchboard]![txtStartDate] And [forms]![frmSwitchboard]![txtEndDate]) AND (Notes.NoteType ="Trainer")
GROUP BY SoftSlips.Location, Species.Species,Notes.SoftSlip
) As A
Group by A.Location, A.Species
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The above will group by location and species. If you want to omit the grouping by species:
Select Count(A.SoftSlip), A.Location
From
(
SELECT Notes.SoftSlip, Species.Species, SoftSlips.Location
FROM Species INNER JOIN (Notes INNER JOIN SoftSlips ON Notes.SoftSlip = SoftSlips.SoftSlip) ON Species.SpeciesID = SoftSlips.SpeciesID
WHERE (Notes.NoteDate Between [forms]![frmSwitchboard]![txtStartDate] And [forms]![frmSwitchboard]![txtEndDate]) AND (Notes.NoteType ="Trainer")
ORDER BY SoftSlips.Location, Species.Species,Notes.SoftSlip
) As A
Group by A.Location
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do you mean like this
Select Count(A.SoftSlip), A.Species, A.Location
From
(
SELECT Notes.SoftSlip, Species.Species,SoftSlips.
FROM Species INNER JOIN (Notes INNER JOIN SoftSlips ON Notes.SoftSlip = SoftSlips.SoftSlip) ON Species.SpeciesID = SoftSlips.SpeciesID
WHERE (((Notes.NoteDate) Between [forms]![frmSwitchboard]![
GROUP BY Species.Species,Notes.Soft
) As A
Group by A.Species,A.Location
Select Count(A.SoftSlip), A.Species, A.Location
From
(
SELECT Notes.SoftSlip, Species.Species,SoftSlips.
FROM Species INNER JOIN (Notes INNER JOIN SoftSlips ON Notes.SoftSlip = SoftSlips.SoftSlip) ON Species.SpeciesID = SoftSlips.SpeciesID
WHERE (((Notes.NoteDate) Between [forms]![frmSwitchboard]
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Both of the solutions worked, but I'm accepting this one because it came in first.
Thanks
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