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Sparky
Hi, all.
I want to create a league table report in Access. I'm fairly "au fait" with
Access, but there's something this report needs that I don't know how to do.
I need a column which gives the position in the league of each store:
1 Birmingham 100
2 London 98
3 Bristol 97
3 Cardiff 97
5 Glasgow 85
Notice how Bristol and Cardiff have the same score, and therefore the same
position in the league, and that 4th place is missing altogether? That's
what I want to achieve in my report.
What I've got so far is a incrementing integer value by putting "=1" in the
control source for the textbox, and setting the "Running Sum" property to
"true". This obviously doesn't cater for the requirements.
Of course the report is running off a query, so if the solution requires a
"fix" upstream before getting to the report, then that's no trouble. If VB
code is needed that's no trouble either, 'cos VB is what I know best.
Can anyone help?
Cheers,
<Sparky />
I want to create a league table report in Access. I'm fairly "au fait" with
Access, but there's something this report needs that I don't know how to do.
I need a column which gives the position in the league of each store:
1 Birmingham 100
2 London 98
3 Bristol 97
3 Cardiff 97
5 Glasgow 85
Notice how Bristol and Cardiff have the same score, and therefore the same
position in the league, and that 4th place is missing altogether? That's
what I want to achieve in my report.
What I've got so far is a incrementing integer value by putting "=1" in the
control source for the textbox, and setting the "Running Sum" property to
"true". This obviously doesn't cater for the requirements.
Of course the report is running off a query, so if the solution requires a
"fix" upstream before getting to the report, then that's no trouble. If VB
code is needed that's no trouble either, 'cos VB is what I know best.
Can anyone help?
Cheers,
<Sparky />