K
Kevin
I have a database were I want to track an employees average production.
My table includes the entries Associate Number, Date, Category, Goal,
Units and Hours which are entered via a form.
To display the average I created a report that calculates the average
using the formula =Sum([units]/[hours])*0.01 in the average field
located on the report.
If I have one entry in my table the report looks perfect but when I
begin adding information the formula is obviously wrong. Here is what
it looks like with more than one entry.
Associate Number Date Category Units Hours Average
0001 12/06/06 Hard Home 800 8 400%
0002 12/06/06 Soft Home 800 8 400%
0003 12/06/06 Shoes 800 8 400%
0001 12/06/06 Mens Apperal 800 8 400%
When I have just one entry in my table it looks like this...which
starts out correct.
Associate Number Date Category Units Hours Average
0001 12/06/06 Soft Home 800 8 100%
How can I track the average per entry in my table so it works correctly
on my form?
My table includes the entries Associate Number, Date, Category, Goal,
Units and Hours which are entered via a form.
To display the average I created a report that calculates the average
using the formula =Sum([units]/[hours])*0.01 in the average field
located on the report.
If I have one entry in my table the report looks perfect but when I
begin adding information the formula is obviously wrong. Here is what
it looks like with more than one entry.
Associate Number Date Category Units Hours Average
0001 12/06/06 Hard Home 800 8 400%
0002 12/06/06 Soft Home 800 8 400%
0003 12/06/06 Shoes 800 8 400%
0001 12/06/06 Mens Apperal 800 8 400%
When I have just one entry in my table it looks like this...which
starts out correct.
Associate Number Date Category Units Hours Average
0001 12/06/06 Soft Home 800 8 100%
How can I track the average per entry in my table so it works correctly
on my form?