Christopherusly
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I have an online timesheet system - its basic but does what i need - every week i pull out a CSV file with everyones time and then make a report.
In order to expedite the reporting process i thought I know, lets make a database with a nice report already formatted. So far so good.
HOWEVER the data structure in the CSV file is not conducive to easy reporting in a database as the person name is a column title, not part of a row entry for the timesheet.
So my question: Can you use a column name in a query ...
i.e. i want a drop down list of names that i can select from, which passes the selected name to a query which pulls it from a column name in the time sheets table, then returns all the values from that column where it is greater than 0.
Thanks you guys and nice to be back again.
In order to expedite the reporting process i thought I know, lets make a database with a nice report already formatted. So far so good.
HOWEVER the data structure in the CSV file is not conducive to easy reporting in a database as the person name is a column title, not part of a row entry for the timesheet.
So my question: Can you use a column name in a query ...
i.e. i want a drop down list of names that i can select from, which passes the selected name to a query which pulls it from a column name in the time sheets table, then returns all the values from that column where it is greater than 0.
Thanks you guys and nice to be back again.