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I am creating a database for a community program that includes a number of
fields with drop down choices, such a race, school, abuse history, family
composition. We want to total/count each of these variables for a
particular date range. I can create separate summary queries to get totals
for each, such a total number of african americans, total white, total asian,
total other, but then the date range has to be re-entered over and over.
Have tried creating one master query/report for just the date range, then
pulling in the others as subreports, but it ends up showing each record
individually instead of the summary. I am a bit of a novice with queries
beyond the basic. Is there a way to do one query and/or report with it all??
fields with drop down choices, such a race, school, abuse history, family
composition. We want to total/count each of these variables for a
particular date range. I can create separate summary queries to get totals
for each, such a total number of african americans, total white, total asian,
total other, but then the date range has to be re-entered over and over.
Have tried creating one master query/report for just the date range, then
pulling in the others as subreports, but it ends up showing each record
individually instead of the summary. I am a bit of a novice with queries
beyond the basic. Is there a way to do one query and/or report with it all??