I have only the one table named "Error log" and the query i am trying to run is a having two count fields. I am using two fields from the table 'Member Of Staff' and 'Welcome Pack Status'. I would like to do the following, but where i have stated error count i want the other count to use 'complete' in the crieria field.
SELECT [Error Log].[Member Of Staff], [Error Log].[Welcome Pack Status], Count([Error Log].[Welcome Pack Status]) AS Errors
FROM [Error Log]
GROUP BY [Error Log].[Member Of Staff], [Error Log].[Welcome Pack Status]
HAVING ((([Error Log].[Welcome Pack Status])="error"));
Pat Hartman
02-26-2002, 05:01 PM
The following will give you the counts you need:
SELECT [Error Log].[Member Of Staff], [Error Log].[Welcome Pack Status], Count(*) As StatusCount
FROM [Error Log]
GROUP BY [Error Log].[Member Of Staff], [Error Log].[Welcome Pack Status];
PS for future reference, speces and other special characters should not be used for table and column names even though Access allows it.
Thanks that is sort of what i'm after! At the moment the view i'm getting is:
Member of staff, Status, Count.
How is possible to have the counts like this:
Member of staff, Status, Count(error), Count(Complete).
Thanks.
>How is possible to have the counts like this:
Member of staff, Status, Count(error), Count(Complete).<
SELECT [Error Log].[Member Of Staff], [Error Log].[Welcome Pack Status], Count(*) As StatusCount
FROM [Error Log]
WHERE [Error Log].[Welcome Pack Status]="error"
GROUP BY [Error Log].[Member Of Staff], [Error Log].[Welcome Pack Status]
UNION
SELECT [Error Log].[Member Of Staff], [Error Log].[Welcome Pack Status], Count(*) As StatusCount
FROM [Error Log]
WHERE [Error Log].[Welcome Pack Status]="complete"
GROUP BY [Error Log].[Member Of Staff], [Error Log].[Welcome Pack Status];
Thanks but this doesn't seem to work its displays the data exactly the same way as before.
There must be a way to have two counts on one query???? But have the counts in seperate columns rather than rows??
Pat Hartman
02-27-2002, 04:43 AM
Use the wizard to create a crosstab query.
Thanks Pat thats worked most appreciated.