I created a query to capture how many UNIQUE customers there would be in a given time frame. A single customer may have multiple orders. I created a parameter query to capture the time frame.
How would I get the total count of UNIQUE customers?
Table: Orders Field: Cust_ID and Ord_Date
Is...
Truthfully, I thought that I could just sum up the fields in the report and not have any criteria in the query. But that proved invalid. I am not well versed in SQL to understand what you meant w/ your last post.
Please clarify. thanks!
Yes I do have a query for the record source. the data streams in through a view table on the network here. I tried to place my IIF there but the results came back null.
I still can't find the correction =(
Trevil, in response, I tried to that Formula and it doesn't work. Access still recognizes it as a parameter query.
Any other suggestions would be awesome, thanks.
I created an IIF statement formula that pulls data if it meets the criteria. If data is null in the Plan
Circ(Text285) then it pulls data from Circulation(Circulation) into a 'make-shift' cell named CircForPlanCalcs: The IIF works fine, it's just that I need to SUM up the pulled data. Everytime...
I created an IIF statement for cell named CircForPlanCalcs:
=IIf([Text285] Is Null,[Circulation],[Text285])
is the formula.
it works fine, I only need to find a way to SUM up these values that it pulled. I tried
Sum([CircForPlanCalcs]) but it recognized it as a parmater query.
Any help...
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