Hi there,
I've posted this in an excel group, but was wondering if the following
may be easier to do in access?
I am trying to create a function that will automatically allocate
conference attendees to a meeting group, based on their preferences. I
have a table with the following info:
Attendee Group1 Group2 Group3
Joe Bloggs 2 1 3
Jane Bloggs 1 3 2
Jimmy Bloggs 1 2 3
....and so on for several hundred attendees.
1 = First choice of meeting group to attend
2 = Second choice of meeting group to attend
3 = Third choice of meeting group to attend.
Let's say that each meeting group has a maximum occupancy of 50 people.
I want to automatically allocate people to Group 1 who have chosen it
as their first choice. When the group fills up, I would then like
anyone left over then to be allocated to their 2nd choice group and so
on.
I've no idea to get started with this sort of thing, but am fairly
comfortable with VBA and was wondering if anyone could give me any
pointers?
Many thanks - David 2 2247
On 19 Sep 2006 08:05:35 -0700, "Daveo" <wr**********@gmail.comwrote:
The words "Random" and "Top" come to mind.
Select the top 50 people with Group1 as first choice to be assigned to
Group1.
If space left in the group, randomly select the top 50-N people who
have it as their second choice.
Etc.
Repeat for Group2 etc.
This could probably done in a few nested loops.
-Tom.
>Hi there,
I've posted this in an excel group, but was wondering if the following may be easier to do in access?
I am trying to create a function that will automatically allocate conference attendees to a meeting group, based on their preferences. I have a table with the following info:
Attendee Group1 Group2 Group3
Joe Bloggs 2 1 3 Jane Bloggs 1 3 2 Jimmy Bloggs 1 2 3
...and so on for several hundred attendees.
1 = First choice of meeting group to attend 2 = Second choice of meeting group to attend 3 = Third choice of meeting group to attend.
Let's say that each meeting group has a maximum occupancy of 50 people.
I want to automatically allocate people to Group 1 who have chosen it as their first choice. When the group fills up, I would then like anyone left over then to be allocated to their 2nd choice group and so on.
I've no idea to get started with this sort of thing, but am fairly comfortable with VBA and was wondering if anyone could give me any pointers?
Many thanks - David
Hi Tom,
Many thanks for the info - you;ve got me started!
David
Tom van Stiphout wrote:
On 19 Sep 2006 08:05:35 -0700, "Daveo" <wr**********@gmail.comwrote:
The words "Random" and "Top" come to mind.
Select the top 50 people with Group1 as first choice to be assigned to
Group1.
If space left in the group, randomly select the top 50-N people who
have it as their second choice.
Etc.
Repeat for Group2 etc.
This could probably done in a few nested loops.
-Tom.
Hi there,
I've posted this in an excel group, but was wondering if the following
may be easier to do in access?
I am trying to create a function that will automatically allocate
conference attendees to a meeting group, based on their preferences. I
have a table with the following info:
Attendee Group1 Group2 Group3
Joe Bloggs 2 1 3
Jane Bloggs 1 3 2
Jimmy Bloggs 1 2 3
...and so on for several hundred attendees.
1 = First choice of meeting group to attend
2 = Second choice of meeting group to attend
3 = Third choice of meeting group to attend.
Let's say that each meeting group has a maximum occupancy of 50 people.
I want to automatically allocate people to Group 1 who have chosen it
as their first choice. When the group fills up, I would then like
anyone left over then to be allocated to their 2nd choice group and so
on.
I've no idea to get started with this sort of thing, but am fairly
comfortable with VBA and was wondering if anyone could give me any
pointers?
Many thanks - David
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