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MONTHLY TOTALS - STUPID QUESTION!
- Thread starter Angelique
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IF your dates are actually values in a record, then do a query for a date range. e.g:
method run (var eventInfo eventInfo)
Var
Q1 Query
dateMin, dateMax Date
endVar
dateMin = Date("6/1/01"
dateMav = Date("7/1/01"
Q1 = Query
RIV:ANSWER.DB
myTable.db | dateField | Totals |
| >~dateMin, <~dateMax | calc sum |
endQuery
executeQBE(Q1)
endMethod
If the date values are field names (I use these for annual sales files) then you can find the field number of the week you are looking for, then use the range of fields to calculate a sum for the month. I think you have the first case, so I won't go into this unless you need it. Let us know.
method run (var eventInfo eventInfo)
Var
Q1 Query
dateMin, dateMax Date
endVar
dateMin = Date("6/1/01"
dateMav = Date("7/1/01"
Q1 = Query
RIV:ANSWER.DBmyTable.db | dateField | Totals |
| >~dateMin, <~dateMax | calc sum |
endQuery
executeQBE(Q1)
endMethod
If the date values are field names (I use these for annual sales files) then you can find the field number of the week you are looking for, then use the range of fields to calculate a sum for the month. I think you have the first case, so I won't go into this unless you need it. Let us know.
Guest_imported
New member
- Jan 1, 1970
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IF your dates are actually values in a record, then do a query for a date range. e.g:
method run (var eventInfo eventInfo)
Var
Q1 Query
dateMin, dateMax Date
endVar
dateMin = Date("5/30/01"
dateMav = Date("7/1/01"
Q1 = Query
RIV:ANSWER.DB
myTable.db | dateField | Totals |
| >~dateMin, <~dateMax | calc sum |
endQuery
executeQBE(Q1)
endMethod
If the date values are field names (I use these for annual sales files) then you can find the field number of the week you are looking for, then use the range of fields to calculate a sum for the month. I think you have the first case, so I won't go into this unless you need it. Let us know.
method run (var eventInfo eventInfo)
Var
Q1 Query
dateMin, dateMax Date
endVar
dateMin = Date("5/30/01"
dateMav = Date("7/1/01"
Q1 = Query
RIV:ANSWER.DBmyTable.db | dateField | Totals |
| >~dateMin, <~dateMax | calc sum |
endQuery
executeQBE(Q1)
endMethod
If the date values are field names (I use these for annual sales files) then you can find the field number of the week you are looking for, then use the range of fields to calculate a sum for the month. I think you have the first case, so I won't go into this unless you need it. Let us know.
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If you want a range of dates, then set up a table with a structure like
Sort N*
Name A10
StartDate D
EndDate D
Sort will keep things in the right order!
Name will be like Jan01, Feb01 etc.
StartDate will be 1.1.2001, 1.2.2001
EndDate will be 1.2.2001, 1.3.2001
(end is the first of the following month, so you do not have to remember the number of days in each month, look for less than this date).
then link in the query to this table with
Date in data table >=_start, <_end
and in the range table
StartDate = _start
EndDate = _date
You can then do you calc sum for many months in one go.
Phil
Sort N*
Name A10
StartDate D
EndDate D
Sort will keep things in the right order!
Name will be like Jan01, Feb01 etc.
StartDate will be 1.1.2001, 1.2.2001
EndDate will be 1.2.2001, 1.3.2001
(end is the first of the following month, so you do not have to remember the number of days in each month, look for less than this date).
then link in the query to this table with
Date in data table >=_start, <_end
and in the range table
StartDate = _start
EndDate = _date
You can then do you calc sum for many months in one go.
Phil
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