Hi -
I'm fairly new to Access, and have been given a task to randomly select records for quality control. I work in a human services agency, and our supervisors want to pick a random selection of cases from each case manager for review. I've built a query with the following columns:
Caseload, Case Number, Case Name. Each case manager has a caseload number, and ends up with several cases on the query. I used the Rnd() expression with the Case Number field to return the records in random order. I built another query based on this query to select the top values. I can select the top values for each caseload if I use a parameter in the caseload field, but that means I'll have to run the query for each of the 20 or so caseloads each month. I know there's an easier way to do this, I just don't know what that is.
Thanks in advance for any help.
I'm fairly new to Access, and have been given a task to randomly select records for quality control. I work in a human services agency, and our supervisors want to pick a random selection of cases from each case manager for review. I've built a query with the following columns:
Caseload, Case Number, Case Name. Each case manager has a caseload number, and ends up with several cases on the query. I used the Rnd() expression with the Case Number field to return the records in random order. I built another query based on this query to select the top values. I can select the top values for each caseload if I use a parameter in the caseload field, but that means I'll have to run the query for each of the 20 or so caseloads each month. I know there's an easier way to do this, I just don't know what that is.
Thanks in advance for any help.