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Heidrun Terasa
Hello,
I have a simple table with the fields
OBJECT_NAME
OBJECT_REMARK
ATTRIBUTE
VALUE_A
VALUE_B
ATTRIBUTE contains some different values, the same for several
OBJECT_NAMES; there can be more records for one particular OBJECT_NAME
having different ATTRIBUTE values.
VALUE_A and VALUE_B are existing definitely, and represent two numeric
values belonging to the attribute.
Example records:
OBJECT_NAME OB._REM. ATTRIB. VALUE_A VALUE_B
Object 1 Remark Attr 1 100 150
Object 2 Remark Attr 1 110 120
Object 3 Remark Attr 1 90 135
Object 4 Remark Attr 1 97 121
Object 1 Remark Attr 2 137 96
Object 3 Remark Attr 2 140 99
Object 4 Remark Attr 2 130 100
Object 5 Remark Attr 2 96 132
....
I want to get a report like this:
Attr 1 Attr 2
Object 1 Remark 100 150 137 96
Object 2 Remark 110 120
Object 3 Remark 90 135 140 99
....
The numeric values shall not be aggregated.
Using the Layout Pivot table for the data table I get
the correct view, but I am not able to create the desired report.
When I try to create a cross tab query as base for the report,
I get the message that I must not use two value fields.
I am not very experienced in Access or VisualBasic, so don't mind,
if there is a trivial solution which I didn't saw. And, I hope
I don't have to use VB. (In fact, it is a problem of a collegue,
which has yet no experience with Access at all).
Heidrun
I have a simple table with the fields
OBJECT_NAME
OBJECT_REMARK
ATTRIBUTE
VALUE_A
VALUE_B
ATTRIBUTE contains some different values, the same for several
OBJECT_NAMES; there can be more records for one particular OBJECT_NAME
having different ATTRIBUTE values.
VALUE_A and VALUE_B are existing definitely, and represent two numeric
values belonging to the attribute.
Example records:
OBJECT_NAME OB._REM. ATTRIB. VALUE_A VALUE_B
Object 1 Remark Attr 1 100 150
Object 2 Remark Attr 1 110 120
Object 3 Remark Attr 1 90 135
Object 4 Remark Attr 1 97 121
Object 1 Remark Attr 2 137 96
Object 3 Remark Attr 2 140 99
Object 4 Remark Attr 2 130 100
Object 5 Remark Attr 2 96 132
....
I want to get a report like this:
Attr 1 Attr 2
Object 1 Remark 100 150 137 96
Object 2 Remark 110 120
Object 3 Remark 90 135 140 99
....
The numeric values shall not be aggregated.
Using the Layout Pivot table for the data table I get
the correct view, but I am not able to create the desired report.
When I try to create a cross tab query as base for the report,
I get the message that I must not use two value fields.
I am not very experienced in Access or VisualBasic, so don't mind,
if there is a trivial solution which I didn't saw. And, I hope
I don't have to use VB. (In fact, it is a problem of a collegue,
which has yet no experience with Access at all).
Heidrun