hi, my first time here, great community site, found lots of help for my access development. So here is first question:
how do i merge a multiple record and shows the count as well, im making a library catalogue system, i made a query out of 4 tables, and come up with 4 different fields author_name, isbn, book_title, copy_id
so generally lets say one author has 1 book with several copies in the library, so it shows like this:
author_name: ISBN: book_title: copy_id:
Matthew James 1001 My Book 1
Matthew James 1001 My Book 2
Matthew James 1001 My Book 3
so i wanna merge all of them to look like this
Matthew James 1001 My Book 3 (copies)
how am i able to do this? ive tried the count funtion for SQL though it just count the whole query table, need help thanks
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hi, my first time here, great community site, found lots of help for my access development. So here is first question:
how do i merge a multiple record and shows the count as well, im making a library catalogue system, i made a query out of 4 tables, and come up with 4 different fields author_name, isbn, book_title, copy_id
so generally lets say one author has 1 book with several copies in the library, so it shows like this:
author_name: ISBN: book_title: copy_id:
Matthew James 1001 My Book 1
Matthew James 1001 My Book 2
Matthew James 1001 My Book 3
so i wanna merge all of them to look like this
Matthew James 1001 My Book 3 (copies)
how am i able to do this? ive tried the count funtion for SQL though it just count the whole query table, need help thanks
- In Query Design Mode ==> View ==> Totals
- [author_name]: GROUP BY
- [ISBN]: GROUP BY
- [book_title]: GROUP BY
- [copy_id]: COUNT
thank you for the fast response, but iam using access 2007, and i am creating it the records are in the query already, so there is an SQL code on it already, how should i do this with the codes provided? can you please be a bi specific, bit noob here, thanks :)
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thank you for the fast response, but iam using access 2007, and i am creating it the records are in the query already, so there is an SQL code on it already, how should i do this with the codes provided? can you please be a bi specific, bit noob here, thanks :)
Sorry, but I am a little confused on your explanation, try posting the SQL.
hi, i got it already, didnt see the total there, but now ive figured it out, thanks for the great help, one more, ummm... i have a table of username and password field, and would like to use that as a log in for certain access to my forms or queries, any advice how should i do this? thanks
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