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Access SQL - Select maximum number of times date appears.
Ok. You are awesome. Thank you very much.- nickodvz
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Access SQL - Select maximum number of times date appears.
Ok, I'm pretty new to this stuff - but I need a bit of help. Here is my query so far: SELECT Collars.Date, Count(Collars.Date) AS [CountofDate] FROM Collars GROUP BY Collars.Date HAVING max(countofdate); Hold on, maybe I've got it wrong. What I want to do is, select the maximum number of jobs...- nickodvz
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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SQL - Using 'HAVING' to select MAX of a column I created earlier.
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SQL - Using 'HAVING' to select MAX of a column I created earlier.
Hold on, maybe I've got it wrong. What I want to do is, select the maximum number of jobs done in a day (each job has its own entry, so there are multiple entries of the same date, I want to count how many times each date is there - and then select the max from this) how do I do this in one... -
SQL - Using 'HAVING' to select MAX of a column I created earlier.
Ok, I'm pretty new to this stuff - but I need a bit of help. Here is my query so far: SELECT Collars.Date, Count(Collars.Date) AS [CountofDate] FROM Collars GROUP BY Collars.Date HAVING max(countofdate); But, it comes up with a 'Enter Parameter Value' box. I sort of get what its doing - it...
