Terry,
Thanks for your help. I ended up doing a query for each hour in the day and
then incorporating that into a report, kind of the long way around, but it worked.
And actually, I meant sum, not count,. I would still be interested to know how to put the select statement into VBA with a for...
Sorry about the vagueness, but you guessed correctly.
The table format is:
ID Date Auto Walk Pub_trans Taxi Time_in Time_out
1 06/02/01 1 0 0 1 7:00 12:00
2 06/03/01 1 1 1 0 6:30...
I am not an access programmer or VBA, however I want to put this SQL statement
into a query, and do not know how to set up the VBA part to run with a query.
The initial query looks like this:
Select Date, timein, timeout, count(auto), count(taxi), count(walker), count(public_trans, Hour(timein)...
Thanks guys, but I am too new at this.
I figured I would start off defining
t as an integer to equal a)or start time,
t + 1 as an integer to equal end time,
but have no clue on how to open the table
and insert into another table.
I created another table with time in, time out and count,
but am...
Hopefully a simple question, but I am perplexed. I have an access database that is tracking the time in and time out of vehicles in a parking lot. What I need
to do is figure out how many cars were on the lot between each hourly group(i.e 6 am to 7am, 7am to 8am, etc), I can't seem to figure...
Hi,
I am not a sys adm, however we lost our UNIx adm and I am trying to install
Oracle on a UNIX workstation, and the cdrom will mount and run the install program, however,
when the program asks for the second disk, I can eject the first disk, but the second disk can't be read. At first thought...
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