vbaInet - I would appreciate more communication with you - share my work with you - this system is Excel/Outlook based - generates unique multiple choice and Excel (accounting - pivot tables, array algebra, etc) for students - no two students receive the same assignment. All data stored in...
http://www.bus.ucf.edu/faculty/pgoldwater/file.axd?file=2014%2f8%2fAssignmentSystem.accdb
Access - has relevant two tables and two queries. Thanks vbaInet
Thanks vbaInet - this works - location of GROUP BY
SELECT Query1.[Student ID], Query1.GUID,
(SELECT Count(*)
FROM Query1 AS A
WHERE A.[Student ID] = Query1.[Student ID] AND
A.GUID <= Query1.GUID) AS Sequence
FROM Query1
GROUP BY Query1.[Student ID]...
Thanks vbaInet
SELECT Query1.[Student ID], Query1.GUID,
(SELECT Count(*)
FROM Query1 AS A
WHERE A.[Student ID] = Query1.[Student ID] AND
A.GUID <= Query1.GUID) AS Sequence
FROM Query1
Gives error "Invalid argument to function"
I believe I followed the 4 steps correctly. I receive error message "You tried to execute query ... does not include A.GUID as part of an aggregate function".
SELECT Query1.[Student ID], Query1.GUID,
(SELECT Count(*)
FROM Query1 AS A
WHERE A.[Student ID] =...
Thank you for helping.
Some students took one quiz and other students took two quizzes. You can see the instances of the student ID. So, students may take the quiz once, twice, three times, etc