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Old August 15th, 2007, 06:22 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.reports
Charles Phillips
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Hello,
I am using MS-Access 2003.
I have constructed a db to take inventory of ALL the desktops in a company.
I have identified at least 6 different models (GX1, GX150, GX260, GX270,
GX280 and GX620).
I have used surveys to identify the User, Dept, Model and current operating
system (OS).
I have grouped and sorted the User, Dept, Model and OS.
What I am asking is, "how-to" do the following:

User: Dept: Model: OS:
Bozo Bat Cave GX1 Windows
2000

Batman Bat Cave GX260 Windows 2000
Robin Bat Cave GX260 Windows
2000
Joker Bat Cave GX260 Windows
2000

Superman Bat Cave GX270 Windows 2000
JohnnyStorm Bat Cave GX270 Windows 2000

Tarzan Bat Cave GX280 Windows XP

Total # of GX1s 1
Total # of GX260s 3
Total # of GX270s 2
Total # of GX280s 1

Total This Dept 7

Can/will someone point me to some examples/sample???


Thank you,


Charles L. Phillips




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Old August 15th, 2007, 08:04 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.reports
krissco
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Default Sort and Group Model(s) w/a Total of Each

To produce this:
Total # of GX1s 1
Total # of GX260s 3
Total # of GX270s 2
Total # of GX280s 1


Create text boxes in the department footer section.
Your textbox source will look like:
=sum(iif(model = "GX1', 1, 0))

To produce this:
Total This Dept 7

You can place another text box with the source "=count(*)" in the
department footer.

-Kris

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Old August 15th, 2007, 11:09 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.reports
Charles Phillips
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Default Sort and Group Model(s) w/a Total of Each


Hello,
"Thank You", that worked.
Now, how do I keep my data together???
The information (totals) are running over to the next page...


Thank you,


Charles L. Phillips

"krissco" wrote in message
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To produce this:
Total # of GX1s 1
Total # of GX260s 3
Total # of GX270s 2
Total # of GX280s 1


Create text boxes in the department footer section.
Your textbox source will look like:
=sum(iif(model = "GX1', 1, 0))

To produce this:
Total This Dept 7

You can place another text box with the source "=count(*)" in the
department footer.

-Kris



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Old August 16th, 2007, 12:13 AM posted to microsoft.public.access.reports
krissco
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Default Sort and Group Model(s) w/a Total of Each

Try the "Keep Together" property of the group footer section.

-Kris

 




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