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Joining Two Queries to create a graph
Thank you for this. Worked like a champ. This was an elegant solution to the problem. Thanks again- RSTechSupport
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Joining Two Queries to create a graph
SELECT tblStats.Stats_Date, tblStats.Stats_Stamp_Time, tblStats.Stats_Via FROM tblStats WHERE (((tblStats.Stats_Date)=Date()-0) AND ((tblStats.Stats_Via)="L")); Where Stats is the table where the sales are recorded, Date and time obvious, where tblStats.Stats_Via is the name of the sales...- RSTechSupport
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Joining Two Queries to create a graph
Scenario I need help with: Two salesman John and Joe. Both enter sales into a front end access form linked to a back end table. Two queries one tracking Joe one tracking John's sales by current day, by time of day. I thought, mistakenly, that if I then build a third query I would get column...- RSTechSupport
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