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I use access fairly simply, and I can accomplish most of what I need to with
wizards. I'm stuck on a particular kind of query, and am hoping for help.
I need to run two kinds of reports: one that lists all fields for one
specified record. I've figured out how to do this using parameters in the
criteria (design view) of a simple query.
I can't get the second one to work: all responses for one specified field.
(background: I'm using Access to do a questionnaire, and fields correspond to
questions: Q1, Q2, etc. Each record is one respondent). I'd like to run a
parameter query that asks me "For which question would you like to see all
answers"? then type "Q18" or "Q2" or "Q30" etc. This then ties to a report,
and in one place I can see all responses to one question. I can't figure out
how to do this. The only thing I can figure at this point is to pre-run
queries for all questions, and have a form that specifies which query to
open. Is there any way to avoid setting up all of the queries - something
like a parameter query? Is it simply impossible?
wizards. I'm stuck on a particular kind of query, and am hoping for help.
I need to run two kinds of reports: one that lists all fields for one
specified record. I've figured out how to do this using parameters in the
criteria (design view) of a simple query.
I can't get the second one to work: all responses for one specified field.
(background: I'm using Access to do a questionnaire, and fields correspond to
questions: Q1, Q2, etc. Each record is one respondent). I'd like to run a
parameter query that asks me "For which question would you like to see all
answers"? then type "Q18" or "Q2" or "Q30" etc. This then ties to a report,
and in one place I can see all responses to one question. I can't figure out
how to do this. The only thing I can figure at this point is to pre-run
queries for all questions, and have a form that specifies which query to
open. Is there any way to avoid setting up all of the queries - something
like a parameter query? Is it simply impossible?