SELECT DISTINCTROW Sum([qryCallbackComplet Query].Closed) AS [Count]
FROM [qryCallbackComplet Query];
Query 2
SELECT Count(*) AS [Count]
FROM qryDateRange
GROUP BY qryDateRange.[Follow Up Date]
HAVING (((qryDateRange.[Follow Up Date]) Is Null))
ORDER BY Count(*);
Try create a union query from the two queries:
Select * from [Query 1]
UNION ALL
SELECT * from [Query 2];
or try just one query:
SELECT Sum(Closed) AS [Count]
FROM [qryCallbackComplet Query]
UNION
SELECT Count(*)
FROM qryDateRange
GROUP BY qryDateRange.[Follow Up Date]
HAVING (((qryDateRange.[Follow Up Date]) Is Null))
ORDER BY Count(*);
Duane
MS Access MVP
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