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This is the last step in completing my database. Here are the specifics:
I have a report based on an order form based on table "tOrders". Some
customers have multiple orders. I used conditional formatting in my report
to have certain text boxes turn yellow if a customer appears more than once.
I used this conditional formatting:
DCount("*","tOrders","[Last] + [First] = " & Chr(34) & [Last]+[First] &
Chr(34))>1
Now I would like the report to count how many times a particular first and
last name appear and display it. For example, Joe Smith ordered a prime rib,
a turkey and a spiral ham. Next to his name on the report I want it to
display the number 3. If a customer has only a single order (no duplicates)
I want that display to be blank.
I created a "find duplicates query" and was able to get the count there.
However, when I try to bring that query into the report it won't allow me
because I am using a table and a query based on that table. Of course.
I dunno'. I'm sure it's very easy, but I'm really burnt out on this thing
and need a little help.
Thanks,
Ben
I have a report based on an order form based on table "tOrders". Some
customers have multiple orders. I used conditional formatting in my report
to have certain text boxes turn yellow if a customer appears more than once.
I used this conditional formatting:
DCount("*","tOrders","[Last] + [First] = " & Chr(34) & [Last]+[First] &
Chr(34))>1
Now I would like the report to count how many times a particular first and
last name appear and display it. For example, Joe Smith ordered a prime rib,
a turkey and a spiral ham. Next to his name on the report I want it to
display the number 3. If a customer has only a single order (no duplicates)
I want that display to be blank.
I created a "find duplicates query" and was able to get the count there.
However, when I try to bring that query into the report it won't allow me
because I am using a table and a query based on that table. Of course.
I dunno'. I'm sure it's very easy, but I'm really burnt out on this thing
and need a little help.
Thanks,
Ben