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I've been trying this but all I'm getting is generic error mssg. that doesn't tell me anything helpful. I'll keep working on it. <cfquery datasource="#dsn#" name="GetWell"> Select Hour, Date, Time, CasingP, TubingP, Choke, SepP, StaticP, DiffP, TempF, Orifice, GasRate, CumGas, CondGain, CondRate, CumCond, H2oGain, H2oRate, CumH2o, OriginalLoad, SandShk, Comments, BattV, ChargeV From #WellID#     

Group: macromedia.coldfusion.database_access · Group Profile · Search for Hour1 in macromedia.coldfusion.database_access
Author: InkFasT!
Date: Aug 7, 2008 14:02

You need to add a field to your query that combines Year and Week. Then Group and Order on that. SELECT.... Year(TABLE.DATE) & Format(Table.Week,"00") As YearWeek ..... GROUP BY TABLE.NAME, Year(TABLE.DATE) & Format(Table.Week,"00") ORDER BY Year(TABLE.DATE) & Format(Table.Week,"00"); -- HTH, George "Art Vandaley" <kestafir@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:OiP39kcUIHA.484@TK2MSFTNGP06
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Do not have a separate field in your table for week. Derive the week from the date in the table. -- KARL DEWEY Build a little - Test a little "Art Vandaley" wrote: > Hi All, > > I'm about to get insane! > > I have a query (SQL output is at bottom) which I try grouping the results > according to week numbers. My data starts with 52nd week of 2006. when I > input data for 52nd     

Group: microsoft.public.access · Group Profile · Search for Hour1 in microsoft.public.access
Author: George Nicholson
Date: Jan 8, 2008 09:30

Thanks Marsh! "Marshall Barton" wrote: You should create a new query, add your base **table** that has the name and status fields. You can not use the main report's record source query because it has too much information, which causes your original problem. Click on the View - Totals menu item. Then drag the name and status fields down to the field list (the Totals row
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You should create a new query, add your base **table** that has the name and status fields. You can not use the main report's record source query because it has too much information, which causes your original problem. Click on the View - Totals menu item. Then drag the name and status fields down to the field list (the Totals row in the grid should have Group By for these fields). Drag     

Group: microsoft.public.access · Group Profile · Search for Hour1 in microsoft.public.access
Author: KARL DEWEY
Date: Jan 8, 2008 08:41

Lindy wrote: "Marshall Barton" wrote: Lindy wrote: Am using Access 2003 I have a report that gives me the count of the status of individuals . This works fine as long is there is only one record in the query (in my query there is one record per month). When I query 12 months (individuals may appear in various months) it counts each record of an individual
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"Marshall Barton" wrote: > Lindy wrote: > > >Am using Access 2003 > > > >I have a report that gives me the count of the status of individuals . This > >works fine as long is there is only one record in the query (in my query > >there is one record per month). When I query 12 months (individuals may > >appear in various months) it counts each record of an individual. For >     

Group: microsoft.public.access.reports · Group Profile · Search for Hour1 in microsoft.public.access.reports
Author: Lindy
Date: Dec 19, 2007 02:59

Have you sorted out your problem? I cooked up a database yesterday and it is very straight forward. Would you like me to send it to you? if you want to, give me your email address like this so it doesn't get picked up by spam software. someone . something (at) blah blah . co . uk "ant1983" wrote: Eeeeeeeek!! Did i mention i'm a Novice ova here?? LOL!! Cheers mate! im
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LoL. Take it one step at a time and read my two other responses! "ant1983" wrote: > Eeeeeeeek!! Did i mention i'm a Novice ova here?? LOL!! > > Cheers mate! im gona try that tonight as its on my personal PC and let ya > know tomor!!! > > Thanks a mil!! > > If ya dont mind (and only if you up for it) I have one more question titled > "Multiple fields using to search" Would     

Group: microsoft.public.access.reports · Group Profile · Search for Hour1 in microsoft.public.access.reports
Author: Marshall Barton
Date: Dec 18, 2007 22:09

Eeeeeeeek!! Did i mention i'm a Novice ova here?? LOL!! Cheers mate! im gona try that tonight as its on my personal PC and let ya know tomor!!! Thanks a mil!! If ya dont mind (and only if you up for it) I have one more question titled "Multiple fields using to search" Would be sooo grateful if you can take a look at it for me!! Cheers man and chat tomor! "scubadiver" wrote:
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Author: Marshall Barton
Date: Dec 18, 2007 11:11

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Group: microsoft.public.access.reports · Group Profile · Search for Hour1 in microsoft.public.access.reports
Author: Lindy
Date: Dec 18, 2007 02:43

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Group: microsoft.public.access.forms · Group Profile · Search for Hour1 in microsoft.public.access.forms
Author: scubadiver
Date: Jul 11, 2007 23:56

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Group: microsoft.public.access.forms · Group Profile · Search for Hour1 in microsoft.public.access.forms
Author: scubadiver
Date: Jul 11, 2007 04:48

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Group: microsoft.public.access.forms · Group Profile · Search for Hour1 in microsoft.public.access.forms
Author: ant1983
Date: Jul 11, 2007 04:32

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