Multiple Queries Merged

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Hello,

I have a series of queries which tell me:

Daily appointment totals
Weekly appointment totals
Monthly appointment totals.

I need all of this information for a single paged report. My understanding
is a report can only use a single query, so, my question is how can I merge
the above queries into a single StatSummary query which will then be used for
the report?

Thanks
 
If all queries return the same structure of fields (include names), you can
use union query

Select Field1, Field2 From [Daily appointment totals] Union
Select Field1, Field2 From [Weekly appointment totals] Union
Select Field1, Field2 From [Monthly appointment totals]
 
I only need one field from each of the q so my test q looks like:

Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 1Sun CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 2Mon CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 3Tue CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 4Wed CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 5Thu CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 6Fri CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 7Sat CO Books]

I received an error:
The SELECT statement include a reserved word or an argument named that is
misspelled or missing, ot the punctuation is incorrect.


Ofer said:
If all queries return the same structure of fields (include names), you can
use union query

Select Field1, Field2 From [Daily appointment totals] Union
Select Field1, Field2 From [Weekly appointment totals] Union
Select Field1, Field2 From [Monthly appointment totals]


--
\\// Live Long and Prosper \\//
BS"D


Rod said:
Hello,

I have a series of queries which tell me:

Daily appointment totals
Weekly appointment totals
Monthly appointment totals.

I need all of this information for a single paged report. My understanding
is a report can only use a single query, so, my question is how can I merge
the above queries into a single StatSummary query which will then be used for
the report?

Thanks
 
You have (,) after the field name, when you dont have a second field.
Try this
Select NumberBooked From [qGoals Tracking - 1Sun CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked From [qGoals Tracking - 2Mon CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked From [qGoals Tracking - 3Tue CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked From [qGoals Tracking - 4Wed CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked From [qGoals Tracking - 5Thu CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked From [qGoals Tracking - 6Fri CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked From [qGoals Tracking - 7Sat CO Books]

--
\\// Live Long and Prosper \\//
BS"D


Rod said:
I only need one field from each of the q so my test q looks like:

Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 1Sun CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 2Mon CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 3Tue CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 4Wed CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 5Thu CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 6Fri CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 7Sat CO Books]

I received an error:
The SELECT statement include a reserved word or an argument named that is
misspelled or missing, ot the punctuation is incorrect.


Ofer said:
If all queries return the same structure of fields (include names), you can
use union query

Select Field1, Field2 From [Daily appointment totals] Union
Select Field1, Field2 From [Weekly appointment totals] Union
Select Field1, Field2 From [Monthly appointment totals]


--
\\// Live Long and Prosper \\//
BS"D


Rod said:
Hello,

I have a series of queries which tell me:

Daily appointment totals
Weekly appointment totals
Monthly appointment totals.

I need all of this information for a single paged report. My understanding
is a report can only use a single query, so, my question is how can I merge
the above queries into a single StatSummary query which will then be used for
the report?

Thanks
 
Excellent! Thanks!

Ofer said:
You have (,) after the field name, when you dont have a second field.
Try this
Select NumberBooked From [qGoals Tracking - 1Sun CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked From [qGoals Tracking - 2Mon CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked From [qGoals Tracking - 3Tue CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked From [qGoals Tracking - 4Wed CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked From [qGoals Tracking - 5Thu CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked From [qGoals Tracking - 6Fri CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked From [qGoals Tracking - 7Sat CO Books]

--
\\// Live Long and Prosper \\//
BS"D


Rod said:
I only need one field from each of the q so my test q looks like:

Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 1Sun CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 2Mon CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 3Tue CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 4Wed CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 5Thu CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 6Fri CO Books] Union
Select NumberBooked, From [qGoals Tracking - 7Sat CO Books]

I received an error:
The SELECT statement include a reserved word or an argument named that is
misspelled or missing, ot the punctuation is incorrect.


Ofer said:
If all queries return the same structure of fields (include names), you can
use union query

Select Field1, Field2 From [Daily appointment totals] Union
Select Field1, Field2 From [Weekly appointment totals] Union
Select Field1, Field2 From [Monthly appointment totals]


--
\\// Live Long and Prosper \\//
BS"D


:

Hello,

I have a series of queries which tell me:

Daily appointment totals
Weekly appointment totals
Monthly appointment totals.

I need all of this information for a single paged report. My understanding
is a report can only use a single query, so, my question is how can I merge
the above queries into a single StatSummary query which will then be used for
the report?

Thanks
 
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