Gustav Brock
gustav at cactus.dk
Wed Feb 25 10:12:46 CST 2004
Hi Oleg Yes, adding the two sums should equal the total count ... /gustav > i need a count, not a sum :--) > when i am trying count this way -- i just get a same number in both columns. > I don't think Union Query would work here > SELECT Count((Not IsNull(FileToSupervisor))) AS CheckedID, > Count((IsNull(FileToSupervisor))) AS NotCheckedID > FROM [Ron Data mid AP] > WHERE (((Date()-[MS Date Opened])<149)); >> Hi Oleg >> >> How about this: >> >> SELECT >> Sum(ID * Abs(Not IsNull(FileToSupervisor))) AS CheckedID, >> Sum(ID * Abs(IsNull(FileToSupervisor))) AS NotCheckedID >> FROM >> [Ron Data mid AP] >> WHERE >> (Date() - [MS Date Opened] < 149); >> >> /gustav >> >> >>> Is it possible for one query to count how many records are up to 150 >>> days old and have been chechked and the ones that haven't ? I >>> understand how to do in 2 queris, i am wondering if its possible to do >>> in one >> >>> thanks, >>> Oleg >> >>> SELECT Count([Ron Data mid AP].ID) AS CountOfID >>> FROM [Ron Data mid AP] >>> WHERE (((Date()-[Ron Data mid AP].[MS Date Opened])<149))AND (([Ron >>> Data mid AP].FileToSupervisor) Is not Null)); >> >>> SELECT Count([Ron Data mid AP].ID) AS CountOfID >>> FROM [Ron Data mid AP] >>> WHERE (((Date()-[Ron Data mid AP].[MS Date Opened])<149))AND (([Ron >>> Data mid AP].FileToSupervisor) Is Null));