I had to change plans.
I had to create a new database just for “Day of the Week” and “Month”. It’s acceptable though because the “Day of the Week” and “Month” report requires only the date and one field, so, although I have to enter the date and the data for that one field, it’s better because I wanted to show all twelve months in the report and there was no way that Access could handle more than five of those expressions. I kept getting the error message “too many fields defined.” Also, I’m now just using the simple “Avg” expression for the one field which I guess is better.
Maybe someday Microsoft will improve Access to be able to handle it all in one database, but for now I guess this is the best solution.
What do you think?
Now I’m having printing problems, but I just printed a bunch of solutions from several different threads, so I’ll try those. But, if they don’t work, and you’re willing, I’ll be back!
One other thing, I have a field that has numbers in it (either 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4). I have it averaged and I have the minimum and maximum for it displayed in my report, but I need to know if there is ever a pattern in the field. In other words, if the number “0” appears continuously for five days, that’s significant to me, and I’d like the report to show that. Is there an expression that would produce such a result or something like it?
Thanks so much for all your valuable help. I have created two good databases (or should I say you did) that will serve my needs well. You’re so patient and it’s so nice to know that people with your knowledge are willing to help.
Thanks again.