Hi all

For many years I've had a need to produce many views using (at least) these
fields:

Field: ID
Field: User
Field: DateCleared

In this example, imagine the user's are reviewing a customer case, which is
considered 'live' until the user enters a clearance date

I want to count the total mumber of reviews per user and the total they've
cleared between various dates and show this data in a single view:

Group By: User Count: Total Workload Count: Total Cleared

I've always written two queries and then joined them togethor with a left
join on the Users field. I'd prefer to handle this with one query, but am
having trouble adapting what I've found to my problem.

thanks
paul

Hi,
off the top of my head............
Make a query and add ID, User, DateCleared twice
Change the query to a 'totals' query
on the totals line group ID, group User, group first DateCleared,
count second Datecleared

this should get you started.........
bobh.

On Aug 24, 11:31 am, "Paul Wagstaff" <paulwagst...@blueyonder.co.uk>
wrote:

Hi all
>
For many years I've had a need to produce many views using (at least) these
fields:
>
Field: ID
Field: User
Field: DateCleared
>
In this example, imagine the user's are reviewing a customer case, which is
considered 'live' until the user enters a clearance date
>
I want to count the total mumber of reviews per user and the total they've
cleared between various dates and show this data in a single view:
>
Group By: User Count: Total Workload Count: Total Cleared
>
I've always written two queries and then joined them togethor with a left
join on the Users field. I'd prefer to handle this with one query, but am
having trouble adapting what I've found to my problem.
>
thanks
paul