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Referencing seperate qry count field in rpt...
I have a report that uses various tables to report attendance for certain
dates and one of the sorting groups in the rpt is based on a joined table where each person attending has one of 3 meal types associated w/them. The report itself works fine but i want to be able reference the count of names in each meal category at the end of the report - not just at the end of the group. W/all the fields in the qry that the rpt is based on, it won't give me a count using the totals field but I can create a new qry using just the attendance date and the number of meal types for each date. Can I reference that count in my rpt based on the attendance date without making a subreport containing it? (I already have 2 subreports in the main for other types of guests so i don't want to slow it down by adding another). If i try a build and reference the field in the qry, it doesn't recognize the qry name. Thanks! |
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Referencing seperate qry count field in rpt...
Use a subreport. With proper indexing, this won't slow your report down any
more than most other methods. -- Duane Hookom MS Access MVP -- "Heidi" wrote in message ... I have a report that uses various tables to report attendance for certain dates and one of the sorting groups in the rpt is based on a joined table where each person attending has one of 3 meal types associated w/them. The report itself works fine but i want to be able reference the count of names in each meal category at the end of the report - not just at the end of the group. W/all the fields in the qry that the rpt is based on, it won't give me a count using the totals field but I can create a new qry using just the attendance date and the number of meal types for each date. Can I reference that count in my rpt based on the attendance date without making a subreport containing it? (I already have 2 subreports in the main for other types of guests so i don't want to slow it down by adding another). If i try a build and reference the field in the qry, it doesn't recognize the qry name. Thanks! |
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Referencing seperate qry count field in rpt...
will do. Thanks for your help.
"Duane Hookom" wrote: Use a subreport. With proper indexing, this won't slow your report down any more than most other methods. -- Duane Hookom MS Access MVP -- "Heidi" wrote in message ... I have a report that uses various tables to report attendance for certain dates and one of the sorting groups in the rpt is based on a joined table where each person attending has one of 3 meal types associated w/them. The report itself works fine but i want to be able reference the count of names in each meal category at the end of the report - not just at the end of the group. W/all the fields in the qry that the rpt is based on, it won't give me a count using the totals field but I can create a new qry using just the attendance date and the number of meal types for each date. Can I reference that count in my rpt based on the attendance date without making a subreport containing it? (I already have 2 subreports in the main for other types of guests so i don't want to slow it down by adding another). If i try a build and reference the field in the qry, it doesn't recognize the qry name. Thanks! |
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