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Old May 27th, 2010, 09:25 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.queries
dtoney
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Default How to Union Crosstabs...

I've been reading many posts but still trying to comprehend the union of
crosstab queries. I need to take the weekly count of estimates that take
under 4 days to be returned to the customer which I've calculated in the
Under4Days crosstab and divide by Total Count by Week for a %toTotal by week.
Here is the SQL for the two queries I need to combine.
Also, when crosstabing, I noticed one of my 5 customers don't show any data
for a week because the days taken were less than 4 that week. Is there a way
to get results for each week even when the customer falls below the 4 day
period?

# 1
qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff_under4days_Count

TRANSFORM
Val(Nz(Count(qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff_under 4days.WORK_REQ_NO),0)) AS
CountOfWORK_REQ_NO
SELECT qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff_under4days.AREA,
Val(Nz(Count(qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff_under 4days.WORK_REQ_NO),0)) AS
[Total Of WORK_REQ_NO]
FROM qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff_under4days
GROUP BY qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff_under4days.AREA
PIVOT Format([Week],"YYYY/MM/DD");

# 2
qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff_Count

TRANSFORM
Round(Val(Nz(Count(qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff .WORK_REQ_NO),0)),0) AS
CountOfWORK_REQ_NO
SELECT qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff.AREA,
Round(Val(Nz(Count(qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff .WORK_REQ_NO),0)),0) AS
[Total Of WORK_REQ_NO]
FROM qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff
GROUP BY qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff.AREA
PIVOT Format([Week],"YYYY/MM/DD");

any help is appreciated!
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Old May 27th, 2010, 09:33 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.queries
Jerry Whittle
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Default How to Union Crosstabs...

Also, when crosstabing, I noticed one of my 5 customers don't show any data
for a week because the days taken were less than 4 that week. Is there a way
to get results for each week even when the customer falls below the 4 day
period?


That is probably the root problem and also the solution! A union query
requires the same number of fields in each query. One way to fix this problem
is to open the crosstab query in design view; right click in the area near
the tables; and select Properties. Next go into the Column Headings and put
in something like:

'JAN','FEB','MAR','APR','MAY','JUN','JUL','AUG','S EP','OCT','NOV','DEC'

The above should match the expected data. Advantages of Column Headings
include sorting across as you want as the months above would normally do APR,
AUG, etc. You can also make data not show up by taking out a column. For
example, if you remove JAN then the January data won't show. And for your
needs, it will create an empty field for the form or report even if there is
no matching data.

Then combine these with another query. For example:

SELECT * from qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff_under4days_Count
union all
SELECT * from qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff_Count;
--
Jerry Whittle, Microsoft Access MVP
Light. Strong. Cheap. Pick two. Keith Bontrager - Bicycle Builder.


"dtoney" wrote:

I've been reading many posts but still trying to comprehend the union of
crosstab queries. I need to take the weekly count of estimates that take
under 4 days to be returned to the customer which I've calculated in the
Under4Days crosstab and divide by Total Count by Week for a %toTotal by week.
Here is the SQL for the two queries I need to combine.
Also, when crosstabing, I noticed one of my 5 customers don't show any data
for a week because the days taken were less than 4 that week. Is there a way
to get results for each week even when the customer falls below the 4 day
period?

# 1
qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff_under4days_Count

TRANSFORM
Val(Nz(Count(qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff_under 4days.WORK_REQ_NO),0)) AS
CountOfWORK_REQ_NO
SELECT qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff_under4days.AREA,
Val(Nz(Count(qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff_under 4days.WORK_REQ_NO),0)) AS
[Total Of WORK_REQ_NO]
FROM qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff_under4days
GROUP BY qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff_under4days.AREA
PIVOT Format([Week],"YYYY/MM/DD");

# 2
qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff_Count

TRANSFORM
Round(Val(Nz(Count(qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff .WORK_REQ_NO),0)),0) AS
CountOfWORK_REQ_NO
SELECT qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff.AREA,
Round(Val(Nz(Count(qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff .WORK_REQ_NO),0)),0) AS
[Total Of WORK_REQ_NO]
FROM qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff
GROUP BY qryEstOperStats_Timely_Est_Diff.AREA
PIVOT Format([Week],"YYYY/MM/DD");

any help is appreciated!

 




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