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I run this query (qryISRtotGT150) and I get 10 unique records by my S/Q#:
SELECT CALL_COUNT_SUMMARY_BY_ISR.*
FROM CALL_COUNT_SUMMARY_BY_ISR
WHERE (((CALL_COUNT_SUMMARY_BY_ISR.scheduled)>150));
However when I run this Query (qryUPDTCallAllo>150) I get 10 records but
there should be more than 10 because 1 S/Q# has more than 1 route. Also the
query is only appending the last two ID's of the query above
INSERT INTO [Call_AllocationCHG>150] ( [Curr_S#], BX, SC, Rt )
SELECT qryISRtotGT150.salesman, Route_Master.BX, Route_Master.SC,
Route_Master.Rt
FROM qryISRtotGT150 INNER JOIN Route_Master ON qryISRtotGT150.salesman =
Route_Master.[S/Q#];
SELECT CALL_COUNT_SUMMARY_BY_ISR.*
FROM CALL_COUNT_SUMMARY_BY_ISR
WHERE (((CALL_COUNT_SUMMARY_BY_ISR.scheduled)>150));
However when I run this Query (qryUPDTCallAllo>150) I get 10 records but
there should be more than 10 because 1 S/Q# has more than 1 route. Also the
query is only appending the last two ID's of the query above
INSERT INTO [Call_AllocationCHG>150] ( [Curr_S#], BX, SC, Rt )
SELECT qryISRtotGT150.salesman, Route_Master.BX, Route_Master.SC,
Route_Master.Rt
FROM qryISRtotGT150 INNER JOIN Route_Master ON qryISRtotGT150.salesman =
Route_Master.[S/Q#];