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Old April 9th, 2010, 07:09 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.reports
Suew
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Default Access 2007-Report by Month; Year to Date Total

Returning Access user after a two-year absence.

Report to show the following:

Month Count Expected Shorted Over
Jan 100 200 100
Feb 250 200 50
Mar 50 200 150
etc.

Yearly Total: 400 200 250 50

Count is the number of appointments scheduled for a month. I know how to
get the calculations done. It is showing the constant data that I don't
remember how to.

Would it be best to query the data for a count and then actually place the
above data on a worksheet in Excel?
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Old April 13th, 2010, 07:48 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.reports
KARL DEWEY
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Default Access 2007-Report by Month; Year to Date Total

It is showing the constant data that I don't remember how to.
What does 'constant data' mean?

What are your table and field names? DataTypes? Post some sample data.

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"SueW" wrote:

Returning Access user after a two-year absence.

Report to show the following:

Month Count Expected Shorted Over
Jan 100 200 100
Feb 250 200 50
Mar 50 200 150
etc.

Yearly Total: 400 200 250 50

Count is the number of appointments scheduled for a month. I know how to
get the calculations done. It is showing the constant data that I don't
remember how to.

Would it be best to query the data for a count and then actually place the
above data on a worksheet in Excel?

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Old April 14th, 2010, 09:05 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.reports
Suew
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Default Access 2007-Report by Month; Year to Date Total

Scheduling senior/disabled transportation appointments.
Expected field will always be the same number for an entire year.

tblSchedule
ScheduleID-PK-AutoNumber
Driver-Number
Day-Text
AppointmentDate-Date/Time
PickUpTime-Text (Need to add the word Cancelled before the time if appt. is
cancelled)
SeniorIntakeID-Number
AppointmentTime-Text (Other information is entered into this field in
addition to
the time)
AppointmentNotes-Text
Destination-Text
ReturnTime-Text (Same as AppointmentTime field reason)
ReasonforTransportation-Number
Cancelled-Yes/No
DateCancelled-Date/Time
WhoCancelled-Text
NoShow-Yes/No
UnabletoSchedule-Yes/No

Need to query this table to count how many rides were given in a month.
Then the report below written.


"KARL DEWEY" wrote:

It is showing the constant data that I don't remember how to.

What does 'constant data' mean?

What are your table and field names? DataTypes? Post some sample data.

--
Build a little, test a little.


"SueW" wrote:

Returning Access user after a two-year absence.

Report to show the following:

Month Count Expected Shorted Over
Jan 100 200 100
Feb 250 200 50
Mar 50 200 150
etc.

Yearly Total: 400 200 250 50

Count is the number of appointments scheduled for a month. I know how to
get the calculations done. It is showing the constant data that I don't
remember how to.

Would it be best to query the data for a count and then actually place the
above data on a worksheet in Excel?

 




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