NiceMan331
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hi
i have ms access query
i know now we can select summary of the columns within the query
but is there any way to have conditional summary of those columns ?
for example
i have in my table
id
store_no
store_type
sales_amount
if i want to add 4 rows at the end of the query
1st row to have summary of columns for store_type= 1
2nd row to have summary of comuns for store_type= 2
3rd row to have summary of comuns for store_type= 3
4th row to have summary of comuns for store_type= 4
note :
i dont need this summary in ms access report , i need it in ms access query
the purpose is , i'm formatting one excell sheet in same order of the ms access output query
i want to copy the query output , paste it in the formatted excell sheet ( including the summary by types)
instead of formating the cells in excell after exporting it
thanx
i have ms access query
i know now we can select summary of the columns within the query
but is there any way to have conditional summary of those columns ?
for example
i have in my table
id
store_no
store_type
sales_amount
if i want to add 4 rows at the end of the query
1st row to have summary of columns for store_type= 1
2nd row to have summary of comuns for store_type= 2
3rd row to have summary of comuns for store_type= 3
4th row to have summary of comuns for store_type= 4
note :
i dont need this summary in ms access report , i need it in ms access query
the purpose is , i'm formatting one excell sheet in same order of the ms access output query
i want to copy the query output , paste it in the formatted excell sheet ( including the summary by types)
instead of formating the cells in excell after exporting it
thanx
This can be done by adding a sort column to your query output and using union queries for the summary lines, but please post your actual query SQL statement.
ASKER
here is my sql statement
i need summry for those items
group by Basic_Date.B_Type
thanx
SELECT Basic_Date.Store, Basic_Date.B_Type, Basic_Date.City, Basic_Date.Address, Basic_Date.Op_Date, Basic_Date.Loc_Rent, Basic_Date.Land_Rent, Basic_Date.Owner, Basic_Date.Proj_Sales, Basic_Date.[1stDaySales], Basic_Date.[2ndDaySales],
Basic_Date.CDbl(DSum("sales_amt","Yesterday_Sales","[store]= " & [store])) AS Yesterday_Sales, CDbl(DSum("sales_amt","Sales_trans","[store]= " & [store])) AS Total_Sales, CLng(DCount("sales_amt","Accepted_Trans","[store]= " & [store])) AS Days_Count, (Total_Sales/Days_Count) AS Daily_Avg, (nz([loc_rent],0)+nz([land_rent],0)+(nz([rent_percnt],0)*Daily_Avg*365))/365 AS Daily_Rent, CDbl(nz(DSum("asst_value","daily_depr","[rest] =" & [store]),0)) AS T_F_Asst, CDbl(nz(DSum("D_DEPR","daily_depr","[rest] =" & [store]),0)) AS Daily_Depr, Basic_Date.Rent_Percnt, [daily_depr]+[daily_rent] AS D_Rent_Dep, [d_rent_dep]/[daily_avg] AS Rent_Per_Sls
FROM Basic_Date
WHERE (((Basic_Date.IsOpen)=Yes))
ORDER BY Basic_Date.Store;
i need summry for those items
Basic_Date.CDbl(DSum("sales_amt","Yesterday_Sales","[store]= " & [store])) AS Yesterday_Sales, CDbl(DSum("sales_amt","Sales_trans","[store]= " & [store])) AS Total_Sales, CLng(DCount("sales_amt","Accepted_Trans","[store]= " & [store])) AS Days_Count, (Total_Sales/Days_Count) AS Daily_Avg, (nz([loc_rent],0)+nz([land_rent],0)+(nz([rent_percnt],0)*Daily_Avg*365))/365 AS Daily_Rent, CDbl(nz(DSum("asst_value","daily_depr","[rest] =" & [store]),0)) AS T_F_Asst, CDbl(nz(DSum("D_DEPR","daily_depr","[rest] =" & [store]),0)) AS Daily_Depr, Basic_Date.Rent_Percnt, [daily_depr]+[daily_rent] AS D_Rent_Dep, [d_rent_dep]/[daily_avg] AS Rent_Per_Sls
group by Basic_Date.B_Type
thanx
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ok thanx
any other suggestions from any experts
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