Queries :: Applying Multiple Count Functions With WHERE Criteria Without Affecting Others
Dec 11, 2013
Any way to use multiple count functions in a query with their own individual filters without affect the others?
For example:
SELECT [E&I Table].System, [E&I Table].DeleteRecord, Count([E&I Table].[Status#1]) AS [CountOfStatus#1], Count([E&I Table].[Status#2]) AS [CountOfStatus#2]
FROM [E&I Table]
WHERE ((([E&I Table].[Status#1]) Like "ITR Rcv'd by QA" Or ([E&I Table].[Status#1]) Like "Completed" Or ([E&I Table].[Status#1]) Like "Ready for T/O" Or ([E&I Table].[Status#1]) Like "Reviewed by JVV") AND (([E&I Table].[Status#2]) Like "ITR Rcv'd by QA" Or ([E&I Table].[Status#2]) Like "Completed" Or ([E&I Table].[Status#2]) Like "Ready for T/O" Or ([E&I Table].[Status#2]) Like "Reviewed by JVV"))
GROUP BY [E&I Table].System, [E&I Table].DeleteRecord;
I am trying to count in each column of the E&I table with criteria using WHERE but the problem is when you have more than 1 WHERE it affects the other columns as well... tried a bunch of different ways and I am now having to create seperate Queries than combine them using another Query...
I need to count records based on multiple criteria from two different tables. I have two tables (i.e. "tblTasks" and "tblTaskHistory"). The tables have a one-to-many relationship based on the "TaskID" field. "tblTasks" has a field called "AssignedTo" and "tblTaskHistory" has a field called "TaskStatus". I need to know how many tasks have been "reopened", the "reopened" status is located in the "TaskStatus" field in "tblTaskHistory". I need this count against a unique listing of employees which can be found in the "AssignedTo" field in "tblTasks".
I've got a table with 23 columns. Column 1 is the ID row which has a unique client ID in it. Then we've got a column called 1st_Reason and one that goes with it called 1st_Transfer_Date. This pair repeats for 2 through 10. Each of the Reason columns can have a set value, for example "First Processor".
What I need to do is create a date with months on the Y axis and the 5 different reasons on the X axis. I need to count the number of "First Processor" across all 10 Reason columns for each month. I would need to repeat that for each other reason type, but if I can get one to work I can simply change the reason type.
I'm pretty new at Access queries so I don't know how to use a count statement to pull from all those queries AND get the corresponding date to be in range.
I have a form lets call it 'Customer' and I have a table called orders how can I write 'Excel like' Countifs and sumifs formulas? I have been trying the IIf functions I believe correctly but am not getting the results expected or rather nothing at all!
What I am wanting to do is for example look at the table 'orders' and count all 'orders' which are for the 'Customer' in the active form this field is imaginatively called 'Customer Number' and 'orders' that are for simplicity 'rocks'
Basically if the client in the active form exists in the orders field count how many times they have placed an order for rocks.
Dim stDocName As String Dim stCriteria As String stDocName = "Rallies this year" stCriteria = "[Year of Rally] = " & Year(Date) MsgBox (stCriteria) DoCmd.OpenReport stDocName, acViewPreview, "", "", stCriteria
the output in the msgbox is [Year of Rally] = 2013 which seems fine but the OpenReport command then gives me a type mismatch error the [Year of Rally] is a calculated field in the query - the record source.
I have tried
stCriteria = "[queryname].[Year of Rally] = " & Year(Date)
Hi Im trying to run two count functions on one column in sql (access 2003). I need to return two new column, pass and fail. something like this; select count(grade) as pass, where grade>=40 and select count (grade) as fail, where grade<= 39.
my table is student_ID, module and grade:
student_ID Module Grade 0012 history 59 0034 history 34 0045 maths 78 0031 maths 45 0046 spanish 66
Hello, guys. First of all, may all of you have a very cool New Year 2007!
In my MS Access database i have 2 tables: Table1 and Table2. These are related by means of the fields Field1 (Primary key of Table1) and Field2 (Secondary key of Table2). The relation is 1 to Many.
I pretend to count the rows from the Table2 with different Field2 values. Thus, the following query would be an ideal solution:
SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT Field2) FROM Table2
Unfortunately, the DISTINCT clause is not admitted within COUNT parenthesis. So, what i came up with is:
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Table1 WHERE Field1 IN (SELECT DISTINCT Field2 FROM Table2)
It works, but it takes too long to run the main query, where i embedded several subqueries like the one above. Is there any other way to get the same result reducing the response time?
want my query to count only records that are not duplicated based on a set of criteria.I have a table with customer IDs and Call dates and the employee ID. I want a count of the call dates for each customer ID for each employee. However I only want to count as one occurrence if multiple calls happened on the same day. For example
Hey, i'm working on creating a database. it's involves a customer booking a ticket for a flight. i have three tables, customer, booking and flight.
anyways, i'm having trouble applying the price the customer needs to pay
say there's an attribute on table Flight -> flightprice.
when a customer makes a booking, discounts are applied to the price.
discounts include: 1. Special seasonal discount, (eg from Sept to November) - 4% 2. Member discount - 6% 3. frequent flyer discount - 5% 4. other discount - 4%
the thing is that these discounts are stackable. ie, applied together. (eg a person eligible for member discount and frequent flyer discount will get 11% discount total)
i know that if only one of the discount rates apply, then i'd be able to create a new table called Discounts and have a one to many relationship with the Booking table.
but i'm not sure how i need to bypass this when several discount rates can be applied at once to a single booking.
------------------- also on another note.
how can i make the seasonal booking only be applied if the date of the booking lies in between the promotion season?
Looking to have a count function which calculate data in sense like if records found on 1-jan-2014 the it give answer as 1, same as records for 2-jan-2014 it should return 2 and so on .. in short the criteria must look and give same number for same dates starting from 1
i need domain aggregate functions to count the occurrences of specific value in a field, and when it exceeds 1, display null. or 'group by' subqueries with count() to see if you should populate the field or not.
SELECT Count(T_STUDENTS.studentsID) AS res1yes, T_COACHING.COACH1res, T_COACHING.COACH1port, T_COACHING.COACHworkgroup FROM T_STUDENTS, T_COACHING WHERE (((T_STUDENTS.res_vrijstelling)=False) And ((T_STUDENTS.stud_year)="1") And ((T_STUDENTS.stud_coach)=forms!F_cboCOACHING!cboCOACHING)) GROUP BY T_COACHING.COACH1res, T_COACHING.COACH1port, T_COACHING.COACHworkgroup;
It runs fine, untill the moment the count is 0. At that point it breaks the form. How can i tell access to deal with this? Somehow i need to replace the count result with 0 if there are no records that meet the criteria.
I have a list (listA) which has a record source of a query object (queryA). The form (formA) which has listA in it, also has a text box for some of the fields requested in queryA. The goal is to provide a flexible filter for the records in the list, so the user can just type in 'K' in text box filter_name, and they will only see records matching the entry.
N0w, the scene is set! I can easily go into the query object, and in criteria type something like this:
Like "*" & [Forms]![formA]![filter_name] & "*"
This works! It flexible filters out the records matching the text box value.. But, if the record has NULL for the name, then it won't even match "**", which is the minimum criteria. So therefore I get exclusion of records, which I dont want.
So I thought perhaps there might be some control structure I can use in expressions... some if, else, end if statement? Does anyone know how to do this?
Alternatively I thought, I could write a function like this..
Function criteria(ByVal val As Variant) As Variant If (IsNull(val) Or IsEmpty(val) Or val = "") Then 'do nothing Else criteria = "Like *" & val & "*" End If End Function
And then in the queryA object for criteria you just use:
=criteria(Forms!formA!filter_name)
But this doesn't seem to work.. and I dont know how to debug this...
Any ideas? I thought the function was a neat solution, but it seems not!
I have 3 cross tab queries that are completely identical with the exception of the field that they pivot. Each field is searching for the same values just in different columns, with the end goal being to get the sum of the values for each pivoted column. I'm wondering rather than having 3 almost identical queries is there a way to use a crosstab to sum the values from each of the three fields rather that having 3 queries which then have to be aggregated in a fourth?
QUERY1
Code: TRANSFORM IIf(Count(PT_LEVEL.UNIT) Is Null,0,Count(PT_LEVEL.UNIT)) AS CountOfUNIT SELECT PT_LEVEL.INF_YEAR, PT_LEVEL.INF_MONTH, PT_LEVEL.UNIT
I want to count data from my table ( Table ) and to display result like a dashboard (Desired result ). To count this do i need to write query for every column and then link to final column? i have totally 300 columns to count I am attaching Table & desired result images;
I have set up a table for statistical information of students from our 8 campuses (campus, student first name last name, dob, parent info, grade, etc.). I have a query set-up for each campus.
I also have an excel spreadsheet when a student enrolls I change the number of students from each campus that are in grades 1-3, 4-6, 7-8 and 9-12.
Since I have already entered this information into my Access DB, I am wondering why do double-duty (thereby risking my forgetfulness) when I should be able to extract that information from these queries? Not sure how to do this in this grouping, per campus, giving a total count for each campus.
I am working with 4 tables and I am trying to get a count of the email address field in each table grouped by Email Group Name. I tried the dcount function but returned an error because some of the email addresses have an apostrophe in the field. Is there a way to do this in 1 query? This is an example of the result I would like:
I have 2 tables (person / merit) currently the merti table has 4 fields (MeritID, PersonID, Issuer, Type) I'm trying to count the the Type field 7 times, once of each type (MC/MI/MN/MP/MS/MV) and once to count a grand total.
I want to produce a query to use in a mail merge that will list the total for each merit type and one grand total.
I've been trying a few different things including sub queries but I've not managed to get the query to produce a single record that counts each individual type.
I am using two combo boxes to filter a list box with the code below. The combo boxes work, but when the form opens, the list box is empty until it is filtered using the combo boxes.
I want the list box to return all records when no filter is applied.
Here is the code:
SELECT Q_Gender_Statistics.ParticipantID, Q_Gender_Statistics.Gender, Q_Gender_Statistics.Date, Q_Gender_Statistics.Year, Q_Gender_Statistics.[First Name], Q_Gender_Statistics.[Last Name], Q_Gender_Statistics.[Other Names], Q_Gender_Statistics.[Passport No], Q_Gender_Statistics.[Duty Station], Q_Gender_Statistics.[Contact Number] FROM Q_Gender_Statistics WHERE (((Q_Gender_Statistics.Year) = Forms!F_Gender_Statistics!cboYear) AND ((Q_Gender_Statistics.Gender) = Forms!F_Gender_Statistics!cboGender)) ORDER BY Q_Gender_Statistics.Date DESC;
