A aefv2010 New member Local time Today, 05:55 Joined Nov 30, 2010 Messages 6 Nov 30, 2010 #1 Hi, Is there an easy way to transpose data from multiple tables, into a single row, using Access 2003? Many thanks.
Hi, Is there an easy way to transpose data from multiple tables, into a single row, using Access 2003? Many thanks.
V vbaInet AWF VIP Local time Today, 05:55 Joined Jan 22, 2010 Messages 26,374 Nov 30, 2010 #2 From multiple tables into a SINGLE row??? You're looking at hundreds or thousands of columns here. But anyway, there's no transpose function in Access vba. I think you're denormalising having to consider transposing your data.
From multiple tables into a SINGLE row??? You're looking at hundreds or thousands of columns here. But anyway, there's no transpose function in Access vba. I think you're denormalising having to consider transposing your data.
A aefv2010 New member Local time Today, 05:55 Joined Nov 30, 2010 Messages 6 Nov 30, 2010 #3 Hi vbaInet, Thanks for your reply. I may not have made myself very clear: I don't want to transpose an entire database, just data I extract from a query. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks
Hi vbaInet, Thanks for your reply. I may not have made myself very clear: I don't want to transpose an entire database, just data I extract from a query. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks
V vbaInet AWF VIP Local time Today, 05:55 Joined Jan 22, 2010 Messages 26,374 Nov 30, 2010 #4 Transpose it to what exactly? Into one row? What's the objective of this?
A aefv2010 New member Local time Today, 05:55 Joined Nov 30, 2010 Messages 6 Nov 30, 2010 #5 Tranpose the data into single rows for individual people (650 people altogether) in order to produce a single form for each person, containing just that persons individual data. 650 forms, with each form containing just 1 persons data.
Tranpose the data into single rows for individual people (650 people altogether) in order to produce a single form for each person, containing just that persons individual data. 650 forms, with each form containing just 1 persons data.
V vbaInet AWF VIP Local time Today, 05:55 Joined Jan 22, 2010 Messages 26,374 Nov 30, 2010 #6 You're approaching this the wrong way. How do you propose to manage 650 forms? What is the idea behind this? You haven't given much information. There might be a better approach.
You're approaching this the wrong way. How do you propose to manage 650 forms? What is the idea behind this? You haven't given much information. There might be a better approach.