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Generating reports from two or more Access tables
I have just completed my first datebase in Access. Now I need to generate
some reports. The information for these reports are on different tables that are all linked together by a common field. An example of what I am trying to do is: off the employee table I need the field EMP_NAME, and off the days table i need all the fields (DAY_DATE, CODE, HRS, HOLIDAY & NAME_SOC). NAME_SOC is the linking field between the two tables. I need the report to show the name, the date, the holiday, # of hrs, and the code for the time off. I have access to Crystal Reports and I would like to do my reports in there, but I run into the same problem there, not being able to access all the data. Matt |
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wheelz wrote:
I have just completed my first datebase in Access. Now I need to generate some reports. The information for these reports are on different tables that are all linked together by a common field. An example of what I am trying to do is: off the employee table I need the field EMP_NAME, and off the days table i need all the fields (DAY_DATE, CODE, HRS, HOLIDAY & NAME_SOC). NAME_SOC is the linking field between the two tables. I need the report to show the name, the date, the holiday, # of hrs, and the code for the time off. I have access to Crystal Reports and I would like to do my reports in there, but I run into the same problem there, not being able to access all the data. As long as you have linking fields in the tables, you can create a query that Joins to tables. This allows you to use all the fields from all the tables in your report. -- Marsh MVP [MS Access] |
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wheelz wrote:
I have just completed my first datebase in Access. Now I need to generate some reports. The information for these reports are on different tables that are all linked together by a common field. An example of what I am trying to do is: off the employee table I need the field EMP_NAME, and off the days table i need all the fields (DAY_DATE, CODE, HRS, HOLIDAY & NAME_SOC). NAME_SOC is the linking field between the two tables. I need the report to show the name, the date, the holiday, # of hrs, and the code for the time off. I have access to Crystal Reports and I would like to do my reports in there, but I run into the same problem there, not being able to access all the data. You can use a query with that as a criteria as the report's record source. Alternatively, I usually prefer to use the OpenReport method's WhereCondition argument to fileter the report (assuming you use a form button to open the report). -- Marsh MVP [MS Access] |
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wheelz wrote:
I have just completed my first datebase in Access. Now I need to generate some reports. The information for these reports are on different tables that are all linked together by a common field. An example of what I am trying to do is: off the employee table I need the field EMP_NAME, and off the days table i need all the fields (DAY_DATE, CODE, HRS, HOLIDAY & NAME_SOC). NAME_SOC is the linking field between the two tables. I need the report to show the name, the date, the holiday, # of hrs, and the code for the time off. I have access to Crystal Reports and I would like to do my reports in there, but I run into the same problem there, not being able to access all the data. Marshall Barton wrote: You can use a query with that as a criteria as the report's record source. Alternatively, I usually prefer to use the OpenReport method's WhereCondition argument to fileter the report (assuming you use a form button to open the report). Sorry, this was supposed to posted to a different thread. -- Marsh MVP [MS Access] |
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