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Access Report/Query Conundrum
Jason(and all, could you be a bit more specific. Could you give me an example of what such a query might look like? Here is an example of one row of the table. ID# - 1 First name - Joe Last name - Blow Emp ID - 512345678 Director - Adams, John Cost Center - 6600 Cost Center Name - ICU Position...- Toneloc424
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Access Report/Query Conundrum
Ok, the normalization makes sense, although I have another question. What would be a way in which I could query the master table in order to have the column headings(the course titles that is) appear as values in the new table? I would then have the current value denoting incomplete or complete...- Toneloc424
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Access Report/Query Conundrum
I am trying to come up with a way to aggregate the on-line courses that employee's have been assigned and/or completed into a manageable report. I need to come up with a query/report that groups each employee by Cost Center, and then shows only the courses they have been assigned and completed...- Toneloc424
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Access Report/Query Conundrum
I am trying to come up with a way to aggregate the on-line courses that employee's have been assigned and/or completed into a manageable report. I need to come up with a query/report that groups each employee by Cost Center, and then shows only the courses they have been assigned and completed...- Toneloc424
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
