Hello
I currently have two tables - one with a list of ten customers and their postcodes (eastings & northings)- the other with a list of 100 stores and their postcodes (eastings & northings). I was recently shown a 'fdist' query where you could put a distance parameter into the query. This would, for example, append a third table with a list of the customers with all the stores that fall within the specified distance radius. Is it possible to query so that it only brings back the nearest store to that customer.
The fdist code was put into the 'field description' and the distance into 'criteria' while using an append query. Any simple answers of the nearest venue for a 'non-programmer'.
Cheers in advance.
I currently have two tables - one with a list of ten customers and their postcodes (eastings & northings)- the other with a list of 100 stores and their postcodes (eastings & northings). I was recently shown a 'fdist' query where you could put a distance parameter into the query. This would, for example, append a third table with a list of the customers with all the stores that fall within the specified distance radius. Is it possible to query so that it only brings back the nearest store to that customer.
The fdist code was put into the 'field description' and the distance into 'criteria' while using an append query. Any simple answers of the nearest venue for a 'non-programmer'.
Cheers in advance.