I have a production application in which i have a table named daily_production with fields as ( prod_id, date, productname, qty ). Now I want a daily production query as
date : xx-xx-xxxx
productname | qty | monthlysum(for thsi product) | daily average |
I want this on a single query so that i can make a report out of this .
I have a dataset like this
ABCDEFG
1.AccDateStartIntWLMV
2.SSAAB15028815/02/88Month1.25101000
3.SSAAB18028818/02/88Month020980
4.SSAAB25028825/02/88Month1.2510970
5.SSAAB29028829/02/88Month010960
6.SSXXB15028815/02/88Start 1.25101000
7.SSXXB18028818/02/88Month020980
8.SSXXB25028825/02/88Month2.2510970
9.SSXXB29028829/02/88Month010960
I used to to apply this logic in XL to do my job A-F = XL Columns & 1-9 XL Rows
ifA2=A1, E2+E1, E2
This is to have a cumulative figure for a month. Just bcoz the data is growing in large numbers, we were advised to use access for which I don't know how to perform this calculation.
Hello all. I hope someone can lend a helping hand here. I am trying to create a query that will calculate a 24 hour value for every day of a month. For a month a go out a read meters. I need to get the difference of two readings by subtracting the first day from the second day and so on until I get to the end of the month. So, Day2-Day1=24 hour value, Day3-Day2, Day4- Day3... I have this in a spreadsheet but can't seem to grasp it for a query in a database. I would appreciate any help. Thanks.:confused: :D
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It has been a while since I have created a DB and I get some of this okay. So far I think I need three tables. One is the machines. Two is the product schedule (how long it takes to produce X number of products). The last would be work orders and that pretty much covers the data.
I think most of the data can be maniputated by queries and that is even done on the report. The report as we all know is the reason for a database. If it was just about the data it would be simpler to do a spreadsheet. It could get fancy and make a pivot table. That output can be a calendar of sorts.
I want to know the "cummulative sum of a calculated field".
Given Lookup table : A = U, V, W | B = X, Y, Z
Field C = iif([A]="U",10, iif([A]="V",20, iif([A]="W",30, 0)))
Field D = iif([B]="X",10, iif([B]="Y",20, iif([B]="Z",30, 0)))
Field E = C+D
Field F = Cummulative sum of "Field E". What would be the expression for the cummulative sum here ?
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I tried F = Sum(C+D), but it shows me error
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I hope this amendment to the code for the file attachment that doing a cumulative collection of the items purchased, but only "product code and place of storage," where the code works efficiently with the condition class code but I can not be modified to work two conditions together.
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My idea is this:
1. CSV is downloaded to <x> folder.
2. Scheduled Task runs script to look in folder <x>
3. If CSV is found in folder <x>, import it's data into a fixed Access db->table.
4. Move CSV to an archive folder to avoid re-processing.
Is this feasible? How complicated would it be, and how to get it on track?
I need to know the best way to append,
table1=productid,ProductName,Qty to table2=Productid,productName,Qty,date daily
I want to be able to append Records daily from table1 into table2 OnClose. But i do not want duplication of record in the same day.
If changes occurs in table1 after append,table2 should be updated using If conditions
i have a production database in which i have different sections processing on the same product. i have a daily production entry form on which datewise entry is done for each section.
i want to maintain the total stock of each section (sectionB) with productName, input from sectionA , production from sectionB, balance (input-production) . presently i used query for this .. but i need a stock table in which entries should be inserted by an automatic query .. how should i achieve this :
1. by an append query who runs every time to append the quantity when a daily entry is made .??
2. by an update query to replace the quantity with a qty from totals query ?
i.e. what is the best method to maintain inventory from input & output tables ?
I have 2 tables,
table1=productid,ProductName,Qty &
table2=Productid,productName,Qty,currentDate.
I want to be able to append data programatically once daily OnClose.Although users can log-off & on as many times,but the Append should be once & after then,update subsequent records for that day automatically from table1-table2.
Does access have any calendar templates to track and update orders from day to day?
View 3 Replies View RelatedHi everybody. I got a access 2000 query that lists :
1)weekno
2)year
3)project (project number )
4)QweekylyReportHeader (project description )
5)customer (customer that requested this project)
6)department (department number and name that implements this project)
7)Projectleader ( project leader name and number that is responsible for this project)
8)Task (Task number that is done for this project )
9)task description (description of task )
10)employee ( employee number who is working in this project )
11)name (Employee name and initial and last that works for this project )
12)hours ( number of hours employee worked in this task ) ==> i want cumulative for this
13)salary (amount of salary given to this employee) ===>i want cumulative for this
I want to create another query that lists :
A)cumulative value of hours worked on particular project task up that point.
b)cumulative value for wages given for that project task up that point.
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y180/method007/weeklyprojectdata2.jpg ( query output sample)
The above query ONLY lists hours worked and wages gives for particular project task only during
each week.But i want hours worked and wages give for particle project task up to that point in week. For
example a project task might have implemented last week but not this so i want to take that in calculation as well.
I be happy if some expert show me how i can calculate the cumulative value for hours worked and wages given for particular
project task.
Notes:
- There is a possibility that during a particular week no task been implement for particular project.
- One employee can work in more then one project
- One employee can have more then one salary (amount) for the same
project because he might get raise in salary!
- Only tasks carried this week will be printed in the weekly report
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y180/method007/constraint.jpg ( pic of database)
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y180/method007/hourlywagesroportfinal.jpg ( query output population)
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y180/method007/queryindesign.jpg (query in design view)
query that display hourly wages of certain project during each week
SELECT
querythisweek.weekno,
querythisweek.Year,
querythisweek.Project,
QweeklyReportHeader.Customer,
QweeklyReportHeader.Department,
QweeklyReportHeader.description,
QweeklyReportHeader.ProjectLeader,
querythisweek.Task,
dbo_Task.description,
querythisweek.Employee,
[lastname] & ' ' & [initials] & ' ' & [insertion] AS Name,
querythisweek.hours,
querythisweek.Salary
FROM
dbo_Task
INNER JOIN ((QweeklyReportHeader INNER JOIN querythisweek ON QweeklyReportHeader.projectno = querythisweek.Project) INNER JOIN dbo_Employee ON querythisweek.Employee = dbo_Employee.employeeno) ON dbo_Task.taskcode = querythisweek.Task;
code for querythis week( calcualte the salary and hours worked)
SELECT dbo_Hours_worked.Project, dbo_Hours_worked.Year, dbo_Hours_worked.weekno, dbo_Hours_worked.Task, dbo_Hours_worked.Employee, dbo_Hours_worked.hours, (select a.amount * dbo_Hours_worked.hours
from dbo_Hourly_wages a
where dbo_Hours_worked.Employee = a.Employee
and dbo_Hours_worked.Project = a.Project
and a.Year * 100 + a.weekno = (select max(b.Year *100 + b.weekno)
from dbo_Hourly_wages b
where b.Year < dbo_Hours_worked.Year
or (b.Year = dbo_Hours_worked.Year and b.weekno <= dbo_Hours_worked.weekno))) AS Salary
FROM dbo_Hours_worked;
I have visitors who come in from one to several days at a time through different times of the year. Usually someone visits each day. Currently I use Excel to track visitors but I often keep typing and retyping the same persons over and over.
I would like to create a database of these people but I'm stuck with how to enter and retrieve the information on a daily basis. Should I create a table with many date fields (up to several); or just two; one FROM and one TO and try to draw the information out through a query? If so, how would one ask ACCESS with a query to PRINT TODAYS LIST and another VIEW TODAYS LIST (of visitors) with a button on a form (I know how to create buttons).
I have a report that shows the daily activities. it shows how long it takes to do each task. however some tasks are 8 hours andsome are 10 hours. when all these times are added together it will give the time on a clock. not a total of hours spent.
i.e.
treatment1 : 8 hours
treatment2: 10 hours
this will give 06:00 in short time. in medium time it will give 18:00.
however if I add another 12 hours to that it will give 06:00.
I want it to show either 1 day and 4 hours /or 30 hours.
I am trying to create a database that will keep track of the orders placed for a given part number by month. Currently, my table houses the part number, and the ordered amount for the past three years by month (there are thirty-five columns for every part). My column headings are ORDER_MAY_2013, etc. I would like to set a query up that will look at the column headings and pull the amounts ordered for each part for the past twelve months. In other words, I have three years of data in my table. In my query, I just want one year. However, I don't want to have to rewrite the query every month so that it will pick up the new data. Is there a way to accomplish this?
Is there a better way to build this database? I thought about just have four columns in my table - PART_NUMBER, ORDER_MONTH, ORDER_YEAR, ORDER_AMOUNT. The only problem there, is that every part (there are about 450 parts) would have to be listed 35+ times. That seemed too redundant to me, so I built the table this way. However, now I am having trouble querying against it.
Hi,
I have a database, in which I need to add up the total number of entries made at any point of the day. I have started by creating a query with the entry's SerialID (unique) and the date it was entered, however I am stuck already.
Any help would be appreciated,
Ben
I want to add a number to my results within a query depending on the month and how many results. For example I have 10 results in my query 3 from January, 5 from March and the rest from April. The 3 from January would be 1,2,3. The five in March would be 1,2,3,4,5 and so on. Is it possible to do?
I'm using access 2003.
I need to generate a report with records generated on a daily basis and I am looking how to write the query expression. For example, my Access database generates record on a daily basis and I an using a query to generate the report. I only want to report the records created on that day, and then each subsequent day. So, in the query, I am looking for the correct expression to grab only those records generated that day. (Hope its not confusing, I'm new at this)
Thanks for any help in advance!
Keith
I am trying to create a query that will provide a field for each day of a month. However, I want the query to be able to work for any month that I want to run on based on a parameter. Basically I want this:
Day 1: Sum(IIF([ReleaseDate]=#[# of Month]/1/[# of Year]#,[GamesSold],0)
Day 2: Sum(IIF([ReleaseDate]=#[# of Month]/2/[# of Year]#,[GamesSold],0)
and so on for 31 fields.
This is not currently working.
I don't use Access too often but I'm trying to connect a table to some business intelligence software I use.
A. Date B. Price C.Ydayprice
01/01/2015 101.45
02/01/2015 104.70
03/01/2015 103.00
Simple stuff. Once I've connected to the table, I can easily do what I want with Field 'Price' and 'Ydayprice'. However, I can't calculate column C. All I want is row 2 to say 101.45, R3 to say 104.7 etc. I've tried various things but I don't have the knowledge to write the action I require. I don't want to calculate the change in Access either.
I have a query that reports the number of students that are currently enrolled in a given number of schools within an area for that given day that the query is ran. This number can fluctuate greatly day to day, so is there a way to create a table which can hold this information so that I can go back in history and look up what our numbers were on whatever given day (date). (The example below is just a representation of what I actually have.) The School number would be unique, as would the date (I assume), I would like to see all of our school on whatever given date to see what our numbers are or were.
I have an example of the query currently I have set up in access 2007:
School # School Name Qty Date
001 BLUE 300 02/26/2014
002 RED 468 02/26/2014
003 YELLOW 10 02/26/2014
VS
School # School Name Qty Date
001 BLUE 310 02/27/2014
002 RED 400 02/27/2014
003 YELLOW 8 02/27/2014
How to build query to give daily balance across bank accounts? (to then plot in a graph)
Assumptions:
* There is a table TRANSACTIONS which includes columns TRANS_DATE, AMOUNT and BANK_ID. It does NOT include a column for balance. So current balance for a bank account is the sum of the AMOUNTs for that BANK_ID for example. Balance on date XX will be the sum of all AMOUNTS for that BANK_ID for all TRANS_DATE's prior and including the date XX.
* Table BANKS which has BANK_ID and TITLE
Would like a query that gives: Supply StartDate and EndDate for the query:
Date Bank1Balance Bank2Balance Bank3Balance TotalBalance
1/1/15 $100 $200 $100 $400
1/2/15 $200 $200 $100 $500
.
.
.
etc
New to MS-Access and I'm trying to help our HR with creating a production tracking table.
This is just a small simple table with all 12 months of the year and a total production column for summing up everything that has been produced for the year. But being "very" new to access I have zero clue on how to do this. I would appreciate any Access for this dummy help I can get . Thanks in advance.
I have a database which I use for scheduling production. I would like to know if there is a way to "push" the schedule dates. I have multiple products scheduled for production but at times I need to adjust the production dates by pushing all the schedule dates ahead by one day. I don't want to re-enter all the dates to do this adjustments.
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