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March 9th, 2010, 04:12 PM
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How to get query to return total using wildcard
I have a query that has 3 criterion in it as follows: Business Unit,
Location, Category. These criterion are all chosen by the user on a loaded form. Currently the results then are based on what is chosen from a drop down list for each of the 3 criterion. The user also wants a total option. Meaning if Business Unit is chosen, and Location and Category are not chosen (or if a wildcard is chosen) the result returns a total based on that Business Unit. How do I write this in the query? 
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March 9th, 2010, 08:59 PM
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How to get query to return total using wildcard
You have to use a union query, one part for details and the other for the
totals. Use criteria from the 'total option' to determine which part returns results. -- Build a little, test a little. "workweek" wrote: I have a query that has 3 criterion in it as follows: Business Unit, Location, Category. These criterion are all chosen by the user on a loaded form. Currently the results then are based on what is chosen from a drop down list for each of the 3 criterion. The user also wants a total option. Meaning if Business Unit is chosen, and Location and Category are not chosen (or if a wildcard is chosen) the result returns a total based on that Business Unit. How do I write this in the query?
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