Antonio,
In your Access database, you would need a little lookup table which
lists the CPT codes and their corresponding CDM codes. Then, you will
need to make a Query which includes both the table that your Excel
data is being imported into, and this lookup table, with a join from
Field17 to CPT, and then you can put all the fields you want on the
report into the query, including the CDM. THis query becomes the
RecordSource for the report.
- Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP
On Wed, 30 Jul 2003 21:55:17 -0700, "Antonio"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>I have an excel spread sheet that I would like to import
>into Access. This Excel spread sheet contains 25
>individual data fields and between 10 to 20 entries per
>sheet (they are batched by date of scan). All 25 fields
>contain some sort of information. The requirement is to
>have a report print out that displays the uploaded
>information as well as one extra field of data. This field
>of data is related to filed #17 of the original 25 data
>fields. This field is a numeric code called "CPT".
>This "CPT" code has a corresponding "CDM" code that is
>used for billing within the department. My boss would like
>a report that contains all of the origial data plus the
>CDM code that corresponds to the CPT code. This report
>would then in turn be sent to the data entry personnell
>within the department. I am not sure how to design/set up
>the correlation between data field #17 and the
>corresponding CDM code.
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