Can I do this with a query?

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I have a table that has many rows for every value of student_id. It has one
of two different values in the column "Category", Exclusion and
Reintegration. Each row has a numeric value in the column "Elapsed_Time".

I want to create a report that looks like this.


For various subsets, based on date.


Student Exclusion Reintegration

sum(elapsed_time) sum(elapsed_time).


Can I get the values for sets of rows into columns so I can print this
report? I've looked at the pivot table view, but couldn't get it to do what
I wanted, but if someone says that's the way to go, I'll study up on it in a
serious way.

tia
las
 
I have a table that has many rows for every value of student_id. It has one
of two different values in the column "Category", Exclusion and
Reintegration. Each row has a numeric value in the column "Elapsed_Time".

I want to create a report that looks like this.


For various subsets, based on date.


Student Exclusion Reintegration

sum(elapsed_time) sum(elapsed_time).


Can I get the values for sets of rows into columns so I can print this
report? I've looked at the pivot table view, but couldn't get it to do what
I wanted, but if someone says that's the way to go, I'll study up on it in a
serious way.

tia
las
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A Crosstab query will do this for you; use Student as the "row header" and
Category as the "column header", elapsed_time as the Value, and Sum as the
operator.

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