A
Andy
I need to make a query as the record source of a report
that wil count distinct housholds. A household is
everyone living at the same address. I then need to
include the number of the households that have a phone
number. Both counts have to be grouped by precinct.
So the column headings in the report or query should look
like:
Region County Precinct NumberofHouseholds
HouseholdswithPhone
I am using this SQL statement, but it is not returning
individual households:
SELECT DISTINCT [Key Activists Statewide Again].Region,
[Key Activists Statewide Again].County, [Key Activists
Statewide Again].Precinct, Count([Key Activists Statewide
Again].Address) AS CountOfAddress1, Count([Key Activists
Statewide Again].Phone) AS CountOfPhone
FROM [Key Activists Statewide Again]
GROUP BY [Key Activists Statewide Again].Region, [Key
Activists Statewide Again].County, [Key Activists
Statewide Again].Precinct;
Any suggetions on how to return unique addresses in this
way?
I will be forever grateful.
that wil count distinct housholds. A household is
everyone living at the same address. I then need to
include the number of the households that have a phone
number. Both counts have to be grouped by precinct.
So the column headings in the report or query should look
like:
Region County Precinct NumberofHouseholds
HouseholdswithPhone
I am using this SQL statement, but it is not returning
individual households:
SELECT DISTINCT [Key Activists Statewide Again].Region,
[Key Activists Statewide Again].County, [Key Activists
Statewide Again].Precinct, Count([Key Activists Statewide
Again].Address) AS CountOfAddress1, Count([Key Activists
Statewide Again].Phone) AS CountOfPhone
FROM [Key Activists Statewide Again]
GROUP BY [Key Activists Statewide Again].Region, [Key
Activists Statewide Again].County, [Key Activists
Statewide Again].Precinct;
Any suggetions on how to return unique addresses in this
way?
I will be forever grateful.