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  • john

    #1

    Presenting queries results

    I have a about 15 different numbers (which are the result of 15 query
    calculations (queries on different tables)) which I want to present in a
    report. What would be the easiest way to get those values from the query
    into one report? I don't seem to be able to base a report on more than one
    query. I'm rather new to Access and I have no VB experience so I hope it can
    be done without it.
    Thanks,
    john


  • pietlinden@hotmail.com

    #2
    Re: Presenting queries results


    john wrote:
    I have a about 15 different numbers (which are the result of 15 query
    calculations (queries on different tables)) which I want to present in a
    report. What would be the easiest way to get those values from the query
    into one report? I don't seem to be able to base a report on more than one
    query. I'm rather new to Access and I have no VB experience so I hope it can
    be done without it.
    Thanks,
    john
    are the queries radically different? Or are only the filters
    different? What kinds of calculations are you doing? The information
    you have provided is not enough to suggest a solution. Are you
    querying the same tables each time?

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    • Ron2006

      #3
      Re: Presenting queries results

      Is there basically only one answer/record resulting from each of the
      Queries?

      I have never tried this with so many quieries, but if there is only one
      record resulting from each query then simply drop all of the queries
      onto a single 16th query and select the numbers you want.

      Dirty I am sure, but it may work.

      Files do not have to be related for the query builder to allow you to
      see them in the result.

      Basically we need more information.

      Ron

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      • john

        #4
        Re: Presenting queries results

        I have a about 15 different numbers (which are the result of 15 query
        calculations (queries on different tables)) which I want to present in a
        report. What would be the easiest way to get those values from the query
        into one report? I don't seem to be able to base a report on more than one
        query. I'm rather new to Access and I have no VB experience so I hope it can
        be done without it.
        Thanks,
        john

        "Ron2006" <ronnemec@hotma il.comschreef in bericht
        news:1153336132 .814190.190700@ h48g2000cwc.goo glegroups.com.. .
        Is there basically only one answer/record resulting from each of the
        Queries?
        >
        I have never tried this with so many quieries, but if there is only one
        record resulting from each query then simply drop all of the queries
        onto a single 16th query and select the numbers you want.
        >
        Dirty I am sure, but it may work.
        >
        Files do not have to be related for the query builder to allow you to
        see them in the result.
        >
        Basically we need more information.
        >
        Ron
        >

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        • john

          #5
          Re: Presenting queries results

          All queries count the number of records for certain criteria. The queries
          have only one number as a result. Some of the queries are based on one
          table, other on 2 or more linked tables.
          I fiddled with basing one overall query on other unrelated queries and in
          fact that works, even with queries based on more than one table. Amazing!
          Now I can create my pyramid-like report which starts with the total number
          of my main entity and beneath it showing other group counts, and group
          counts on those group counts....etc.. .
          Thanks guys.
          john

          "Ron2006" <ronnemec@hotma il.comschreef in bericht
          news:1153336132 .814190.190700@ h48g2000cwc.goo glegroups.com.. .
          Is there basically only one answer/record resulting from each of the
          Queries?
          >
          I have never tried this with so many quieries, but if there is only one
          record resulting from each query then simply drop all of the queries
          onto a single 16th query and select the numbers you want.
          >
          Dirty I am sure, but it may work.
          >
          Files do not have to be related for the query builder to allow you to
          see them in the result.
          >
          Basically we need more information.
          >
          Ron
          >


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