Crosstab Query using 2 date ranges

A

Andeva

Access 2003 - I created a database to track apartments, and I can pull a
crosstab query to see how many are occupied sorted by size of apartment.
This pulls the current census, but I'm wondering if I could pull a past
census based on the date an apartment was moved into and moved out of. Does
anyone have any suggestions for this? I was hoping that I could create a
query that would prompt the user the enter the date of the census they want,
and it would then provide the crosstab query for that date.
 
K

KARL DEWEY

Post the SQL of your current crosstab.
For new crosstab post example of your date spread and expected results.
 
A

Andeva

TRANSFORM Count(Inventory.[Apartment #]) AS [CountOfApartment #]
SELECT Inventory.[Apt Size], Count(Inventory.[Apartment #]) AS [Total Of
Apartment #]
FROM Inventory
WHERE (((Inventory.Location)="Bridgegate"))
GROUP BY Inventory.[Apt Size], Inventory.Location
ORDER BY Inventory.[Apt Size]
PIVOT Inventory.[Apt Status];


The database is based on apartment inventory, and I have a table linked to
it listing residents and their move-in dates and move-out dates. I would
like a crosstab query that looks the same, but it would pull the number of
apartments that were occupied on a past date based on how many residents were
in an apartment at that time. Please let me know if you need more
information. Thanks!
 
K

KARL DEWEY

it would pull the number of apartments that were occupied on a past date
based on how many residents were in an apartment at that time.
Post example of how the output would look --
xxxx yy1 yy2 yy3
sss 1 5 0
ttt 7 1 4
Replace the xxx, yy1, etc with fields.

--
Build a little, test a little.


Andeva said:
TRANSFORM Count(Inventory.[Apartment #]) AS [CountOfApartment #]
SELECT Inventory.[Apt Size], Count(Inventory.[Apartment #]) AS [Total Of
Apartment #]
FROM Inventory
WHERE (((Inventory.Location)="Bridgegate"))
GROUP BY Inventory.[Apt Size], Inventory.Location
ORDER BY Inventory.[Apt Size]
PIVOT Inventory.[Apt Status];


The database is based on apartment inventory, and I have a table linked to
it listing residents and their move-in dates and move-out dates. I would
like a crosstab query that looks the same, but it would pull the number of
apartments that were occupied on a past date based on how many residents were
in an apartment at that time. Please let me know if you need more
information. Thanks!

KARL DEWEY said:
Post the SQL of your current crosstab.
For new crosstab post example of your date spread and expected results.
 
K

KARL DEWEY

You should have two tables. Appartment and Occupancy as separate data.
Apartment --
AptID - autonumber - primary key
Apartment #
Apt_Size
Location
Apt Status - maybe here if you are using Occupied & Vacant. Better would be
to compute from Occupancy data.

Occupancy --
OccupID - Autonumber - primary key
AptID - number - long integer - foreign key
Move-in - DateTime
Move-out - DateTime
Occupants - number
... etc

--
Build a little, test a little.


Andeva said:
TRANSFORM Count(Inventory.[Apartment #]) AS [CountOfApartment #]
SELECT Inventory.[Apt Size], Count(Inventory.[Apartment #]) AS [Total Of
Apartment #]
FROM Inventory
WHERE (((Inventory.Location)="Bridgegate"))
GROUP BY Inventory.[Apt Size], Inventory.Location
ORDER BY Inventory.[Apt Size]
PIVOT Inventory.[Apt Status];


The database is based on apartment inventory, and I have a table linked to
it listing residents and their move-in dates and move-out dates. I would
like a crosstab query that looks the same, but it would pull the number of
apartments that were occupied on a past date based on how many residents were
in an apartment at that time. Please let me know if you need more
information. Thanks!

KARL DEWEY said:
Post the SQL of your current crosstab.
For new crosstab post example of your date spread and expected results.
 

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