Get Followup and Followup Past Due Counts

[Rey]

Need to create table that contains user names and a field w/number of
follow ups due today as well as a field w/number of followups past due
(Specialist, FLWDueToday, FLWPastDue).

Below are two separate queries but am suffering memory loss as to how
to do this.

Thank you,
Rey

- due today
SELECT FU.SpecialistName, Count(FU.[Followup Date]) AS FLWDueToday
FROM Followup AS FU
WHERE (FU.[Followup Date] <> null AND FU.[Followup Date]=Date())
GROUP BY FU.SpecialistName
ORDER BY FU.SpecialistName;



- past due
SELECT FU.SpecialistName, Count(FU.[Followup Date]) as FLWPastDue
FROM Followup FU
WHERE (FU.[Followup Date] <> null AND FU.[Followup Date] < Date())
GROUP BY FU.SpecialistName
ORDER BY FU.SpecialistName;

 

[Rey]

Need to create table that contains user names and a field w/number of
follow ups due today as well as a field w/number of followups past due
(Specialist, FLWDueToday, FLWPastDue).

Below are two separate queries but am suffering memory loss as to how
to do this.

Thank you,
Rey

- due today
SELECT FU.SpecialistName, Count(FU.[Followup Date]) AS FLWDueToday
FROM Followup AS FU
WHERE (FU.[Followup Date] <> null AND FU.[Followup Date]=Date())
GROUP BY FU.SpecialistName
ORDER BY FU.SpecialistName;

- past due
SELECT FU.SpecialistName, Count(FU.[Followup Date]) as FLWPastDue
FROM Followup FU
WHERE (FU.[Followup Date] <> null AND FU.[Followup Date] < Date())
GROUP BY FU.SpecialistName
ORDER BY FU.SpecialistName;

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The queries look OK, except you don't need

   FU.[Followup Date] <> null AND

If the date is NULL it won't be selected by the "< Date()" comparison.
Anyway, the correct syntax for using NULL would have been

   FU.[Followup Date] IS NOT NULL

What do you mean by "how to do this"?

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How to combine the results of both queries into one table containing:
specialistname, FLW Due Today, FLW Past Due.

Will try to run the 2 queries as select statements within the initial
select statement as in
Select specialistname, (FU.SpecialistName, Count(FU.[Followup Date])
AS FLWDueToday
FROM Followup AS FU etc) as FLW Past Due

 

[Rey]

Need to create table that contains user names and a field w/number of
follow ups due today as well as a field w/number of followups past due
(Specialist, FLWDueToday, FLWPastDue).
Below are two separate queries but am suffering memory loss as to how
to do this.
Thank you,
Rey
- due today
SELECT FU.SpecialistName, Count(FU.[Followup Date]) AS FLWDueToday
FROM Followup AS FU
WHERE (FU.[Followup Date] <> null AND FU.[Followup Date]=Date())
GROUP BY FU.SpecialistName
ORDER BY FU.SpecialistName;
- past due
SELECT FU.SpecialistName, Count(FU.[Followup Date]) as FLWPastDue
FROM Followup FU
WHERE (FU.[Followup Date] <> null AND FU.[Followup Date] < Date())
GROUP BY FU.SpecialistName
ORDER BY FU.SpecialistName;

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The queries look OK, except you don't need

   FU.[Followup Date] <> null AND

If the date is NULL it won't be selected by the "< Date()" comparison.
Anyway, the correct syntax for using NULL would have been

   FU.[Followup Date] IS NOT NULL

What do you mean by "how to do this"?

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How to combine the results of both queries into one table containing:
specialistname, FLW Due Today, FLW Past Due.

Will try to run the 2 queries as select statements within the initial
select statement as in
Select specialistname, (FU.SpecialistName, Count(FU.[Followup Date])
AS FLWDueToday
FROM Followup AS FU etc) as FLW Past Due- Hide quoted text -

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Sorry. Hit the return key too early.
Need to figure out how to combine the results of both queries into one
table.

Will make the change regarding IS NOT NULL in the query.

Thanks for replying,

Rey

 

[Rey]

Thank you.
Worked nicely and learned something new.

Rey