Hi,
I have a table where I record attendance. I created a query to show how many times someone has attended in each quarter. I am wanting to be able to specify which year as atm it is showing all years. The SQL is below. From this I have a report where it displays the data and have conditional formatted it so that if they have not attended more than 4 times in one quarter the "cell" turns red - the only problem is is that some of the cells have no data in it. How can I get the query to display 0 if there is no data?
QUERY SQL:
Cheers
Dan
I have a table where I record attendance. I created a query to show how many times someone has attended in each quarter. I am wanting to be able to specify which year as atm it is showing all years. The SQL is below. From this I have a report where it displays the data and have conditional formatted it so that if they have not attended more than 4 times in one quarter the "cell" turns red - the only problem is is that some of the cells have no data in it. How can I get the query to display 0 if there is no data?
QUERY SQL:
Code:
TRANSFORM Sum(Abs([ATTENDANCE 2011].DRILL)) AS SumOfDRILL SELECT [MEMBERS LIST].[NUMBER/NAME], Sum(Abs(Nz([ATTENDANCE 2011].DRILL,0))) AS [Total Of DRILL] FROM [MEMBERS LIST] INNER JOIN [ATTENDANCE 2011] ON [MEMBERS LIST].ID = [ATTENDANCE 2011].ATTENDED.Value GROUP BY [MEMBERS LIST].[NUMBER/NAME] PIVOT "Qtr " & Format([DATE],"yyyy/q");
Dan
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