Creating a Sales Forecast Database

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Maybe someone can clue me in - I'm not an Access genious but manage to get
around ok. Here's my case:

1). I've created a database with mulitple tables. Each table is exactly
the same as far as the fields are concern. They are each indvidual sales
persons accounts.

2). I have a master table that I want all of the individual tables to roll
up to.

3). Problem - I'm stumped at the roll-up part. I thought I could build a
relationship and it would automatically update from the individual tables.

4). It ain't happenin' - so any ideas on a simple way of doing this. By
the way I have formulas within the individual table that are also in the
master table.

Thanks to anyone - if you know of another easier way - please clue me in.

Debbie
 
Two tables:

One with all the fields you currently have, plus a field for SalesPersonID

Another table for SalesPerson with an ID field and a Name field (or three)

This design allows you to add more sales people without having to recreate
or alter your queries, forms, etc.

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Debbie,

You should NEVER include calculations or formulas in your table.

They should be created in your queries.

Only data is stored in the tables.

You manipulate the data with queries.

Good Luck!

RRLady
 
Thank you for pointing that out. That's some of my issues!! I deleted the
formulas and are creating queries now.
 

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