stevie_f46
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Hi- I have three queries:
Queries: Contain:
qryPrimary - primary_code, 1Reasons, EnteredDateCount as "CountP"
qrySecondary - 2ndary_code, 2Reasons, primary_ref, EnteredDateCount as "CountS"
qryTertiary - tertiary_code, 3Reasons, EnteredDateCount as "CountT", 2ndary_ref
In another query to combine data for a report, I need to see:
All the "1Reasons" and "CountP";
their corresponding Secondary "2Reasons", "CountS";
and finally the Tertiary "3Reasons", and "CountT" that correspond to the Secondary's.
Like a fool I thought it would be easy. I know it is probably a join problem, but I can't figure it out.
Any help would be appreciated. Stevie
Queries: Contain:
qryPrimary - primary_code, 1Reasons, EnteredDateCount as "CountP"
qrySecondary - 2ndary_code, 2Reasons, primary_ref, EnteredDateCount as "CountS"
qryTertiary - tertiary_code, 3Reasons, EnteredDateCount as "CountT", 2ndary_ref
In another query to combine data for a report, I need to see:
All the "1Reasons" and "CountP";
their corresponding Secondary "2Reasons", "CountS";
and finally the Tertiary "3Reasons", and "CountT" that correspond to the Secondary's.
Like a fool I thought it would be easy. I know it is probably a join problem, but I can't figure it out.
Any help would be appreciated. Stevie