I have a membership database which contains [amongst other things, and in a variety of tables], members names, offices held, and the 'from' & 'to' years for each office held.
I set up a crosstab query to enable me to produce a tabular report showing all the offices each member had held and when they held them. The query results/report look like this:
Person Office-1 Office-2 Office-3 ... Office-n
Name1 98 99-00 08
Name2 01-03 01-
etc.
The query produces the data as above, combining all the data into a single row for each member, which was just what I wanted. However, I then realised it was incomplete. If a member holds an office for more than one period [which is very likely], only the latest period is shown.
Is there any way of creating results that give a second row for a member when there is more than one input for that member for the same office?
I set up a crosstab query to enable me to produce a tabular report showing all the offices each member had held and when they held them. The query results/report look like this:
Person Office-1 Office-2 Office-3 ... Office-n
Name1 98 99-00 08
Name2 01-03 01-
etc.
The query produces the data as above, combining all the data into a single row for each member, which was just what I wanted. However, I then realised it was incomplete. If a member holds an office for more than one period [which is very likely], only the latest period is shown.
Is there any way of creating results that give a second row for a member when there is more than one input for that member for the same office?