Re: % of Items Completed
- From: "LMB" <RomulanQueen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 4 May 2005 23:17:16 -0400
Hi Guys,
I got close to what I want when I tried to make a report so I posted a
question related to this one in there. Queries are too darn hard for me
right now but if someone has figured out what I was talking about and still
thinks they can help me make a query, I would love to learn.
Thanks,
Linda
"LMB" <RomulanQueen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:etwfLkEUFHA.3644@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi Everyone,
>
> One day, I am going to have what's called "newsgroup posting rage" and I
> am just going to post a screenshot!............................<just
> kidding>
>
> Ok. I had some wonderful help from Tina who got my tables designed and
> relationships established. She also made some basic forms which I stared
> at for a couple of days before I finally got my main form made by nesting
> a few of the basic forms together for data entry. The data is populating
> my tables like they should. Now I am trying to make my queries to base my
> reports on.
>
> My query basically looks like this and is a combination of 5 of the
> tables. There are other employees and other AuditNames for Kathy. The
> Audit Name describes the document. The AuditItem describes one of many
> items on the document.
>
> Emp AuditName AuditItem Correct
> Kathy Blue Card Room # -1
> Kathy Blue Card Room # 0
> Kathy Blue Card Pt. Label -1
> Kathy Blue Card Pt. Label 0
>
> The first line is an audit of proper documentation on the Blue Card and
> the first item is Room Number
> The second line is an audit of a second Blue Card that Kathy filled out on
> the first item from the card
> The third line is the second item on the first Blue Card audit
> The forth line is the second item on the second Blue Card audit.
>
> I need to report the percentage of time that Kathy filled out the room
> number correctly on the Blue Cards that are entered for her which is 50%
> in the example above. She also filled out the Pt. Label 50% of the time
> too. There will be times when the employees will have 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5
> audits for the Same AuditName so the equation will need to factor the
> number of times blue cards were audited. The other variable in this is
> besides the yes and no, there is a N/A field which is assigned the number
> 1 and I don't want that to count against the person in the percentage
> calculation.
>
> I hope this makes sense. I am using Access 2000. I don't think I can
> have the calculation in this query and I will need to eventually have a
> report that has an employees name at the top of the report then groups by
> AuditName and then below that will have the % of time the items for each
> AuditName was done correctly.
>
> Thanks,
> Linda
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