Re: Report with each field showing data from all records
- From: "Allen Browne" <AllenBrowne@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 8 Jan 2007 13:33:19 +0900
You could create this kind of query programamtically.
First step would be to loop through the Fields of the TableDef.
This example shows how:
http://allenbrowne.com/func-06.html
Doing that, create the SQL string that uses the actual fields from the table, with a UNION ALL between each SELECT. Then assign the complete query statement to the SQL property of your querydef:
CurrentDb.QueryDefs("Query1").SQL = strSql
Since the report is based on this query, and it still uses the same aliases (we used TheField and TheValue), you can then run the report based on that query.
If you want to combine the values from multiple records and combine them into one memo field, that would need a different approach. Write a VBA function to OpenRecordset, and loop through the records concatenating the values of the records into the string. You probably want to write that into another table.
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"ADavis" <ri_tech@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Brilliant Allen!
I am a sometimes user and had not used such a query except in a test
years ago.
See this report:
http://www.foxcreekadventures.com/graphics/qSecondUnionTestQuery.pdf
These are survey results. Notice why we need to get all the field data
in one place. That memo field data needs compared to each other.
Now for the next question. We have many tables with this kind of data.
We will need to create many reports like this. Is there any way to
automate the creation of a report like this? Another question: Can we
take non-memo field data and have them all wrap into what amounts to a
large memo field? (Examples: AgencyNum or Director fields)
Thanks for your efforts here.
Cheers,
Andy Davis
Allen Browne wrote:How many fields?
If there's only a few as in your example, you could create a UNION query:
SELECT 'Notes' AS TheField, Notes AS TheValue FROM Table1
UNION ALL
SELECT 'LName' AS TheField, LName AS TheValue FROM Table1
UNION ALL
SELECT 'FName' AS TheField, FName AS TheValue FROM Table1;
That would let you create a report that groups on TheField and lists
TheValue.
If Notes is a Memo, I suggest you handle it first in the UNION query. That
way JET will treat the entire set of values as a Memo.
"ADavis" <ri_tech@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hi there,
>
> I want to be able to create a report that will take each field (any
> data type) and a place all the data from that field into a space just
> beneath the field name on the report. I DON"T want a tabular report
> with lots of columns. I could create a report using one field at a
> time but I want each field's worth of data to follow in sequence. Man,
> am I making any sense? An example:
>
> Table
> LName FName Notes
> Armstrong Lance This is a very fast rider.
> Ullrich Jan This one does drugs.
> Bettini Paolo This one is world champion.
>
> Report
> LName
> Armstrong
> Ullrich
> Bettini
> FName
> Lance
> Jan
> Paolo
> Notes
> This is a very fast rider.
> This one does drugs.
> This one is world champion.
>
> Notice each field name is listed then ALL the data from the table or
> underlying query for that field.
>
> I also want to know how to reference a field's description in a report.
> Can anyone help with that?
>
> Thanks so much for the help.
> ADavis
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