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Hey all -

Im pretty certain that this is a lot easier then i am making it out to be...

I've got a query referencing two tables. As you can see in the picture attached, the query is pulling the number of associates working on a platform and Production from another table. The problem im having is that I need it to give me a total # of units produced with how many associates. So say for example with 360 wireless contoller repair, i had 15 techs working on this platform so i want to see all the prior info and 677 under production, vs the individual breakdown.

Thanks in advance,
Daniel

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Jul 27 '14 #1
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i've figured this out.. Thanks anyways guys sorry to waste your time
Jul 27 '14 #2
zmbd
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Daniel,
Would mind posting your solution? You could potentially save someone from being beaten by a monkey... ok, just from loosing their sanity :)
Jul 28 '14 #3

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