Danny2001k
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Hello,
I have questionnaire and the answers are saved in a DB.
The questionnaire has a lot of questions but the answers are a list of 4-5 different options per question.
I an trying to centralize the data ... how many answers 1 for the question 1 and so on ...
I used to make the calculations in excel but have like 30 pivot tables now, and I was thinking that I could do it better from access.
I done 2 simple queries in access to count the answers that look like this:
This shows me all the answers to question 1 and counts how many times they repeat.
I would like the same for the rest of the questions (about 30 in total) but all to be done in 1 query ... with no relation to each other.
If I add the Q2 to the first query I It shows me for each answer in Q1 how many answers are from Q2 and so on ...
To put it simple, I would like the output to look something like this:
ethereals.eu/download/final.JPG (just paste this in browser - can't put links or pictures yet)
Can this be done directly from a query? Or a report from multiple queries? Pls help.
Danny
I have questionnaire and the answers are saved in a DB.
The questionnaire has a lot of questions but the answers are a list of 4-5 different options per question.
I an trying to centralize the data ... how many answers 1 for the question 1 and so on ...
I used to make the calculations in excel but have like 30 pivot tables now, and I was thinking that I could do it better from access.
I done 2 simple queries in access to count the answers that look like this:
Code:
SELECT Table1.Q1, Count(Table1.Q1) AS CountOfQ1
FROM Table1
GROUP BY Table1.Q1;
I would like the same for the rest of the questions (about 30 in total) but all to be done in 1 query ... with no relation to each other.
If I add the Q2 to the first query I It shows me for each answer in Q1 how many answers are from Q2 and so on ...
To put it simple, I would like the output to look something like this:
ethereals.eu/download/final.JPG (just paste this in browser - can't put links or pictures yet)
Can this be done directly from a query? Or a report from multiple queries? Pls help.
Danny