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September 30th, 2005, 01:03 PM
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Ok,
if the calendar date = 01/01/2005, is the month name January?
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September 30th, 2005, 01:04 PM
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that is correct.
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September 30th, 2005, 01:09 PM
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Ok,
Change this line in the Extrusion Report Query:
HAVING (((Calendar.Month)=[Enter Month Name]))
to
HAVING (Datepart("m",Calendar.Date) = Datepart("m",Date()))
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September 30th, 2005, 01:14 PM
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In the sql?
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September 30th, 2005, 01:17 PM
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Yes.
Make a backup of Extrusion Report Query, call it Extrusion Report Query1.
Then change the line in the sql as I showed you.
Then run your report.
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September 30th, 2005, 01:19 PM
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Dharmesh,
Make sure you change the sql in the original Extrusion Report Query, not the backup.
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September 30th, 2005, 01:22 PM
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IT gives an error "You tried to execute a query that does not include specified expression "Your code" as a part of an aggregate function."
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September 30th, 2005, 01:24 PM
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Send me the new sql.
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September 30th, 2005, 01:28 PM
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Do I need to get rid of the parameter maybe, then try it?
SELECT [Extrusion Report].Date, [Extrusion Report].[Line#], [Extrusion Report].[Shift#], [Extrusion Report].[Operator Id], [Extrusion Report].DownTimeList, [Extrusion Report].Minutes, ([Minutes]/60) AS [Total Hours], [Extrusion DT Log].[Category 1], [Extrusion DT Log].[Category 2], Calendar.Month
FROM [Extrusion DT Log] INNER JOIN (Calendar INNER JOIN [Extrusion Report] ON Calendar.Date = [Extrusion Report].Date) ON [Extrusion DT Log].[Extrusion DT Id] = [Extrusion Report].DownTimeList
GROUP BY [Extrusion Report].Date, [Extrusion Report].[Line#], [Extrusion Report].[Shift#], [Extrusion Report].[Operator Id], [Extrusion Report].DownTimeList, [Extrusion Report].Minutes, [Extrusion DT Log].[Category 1], [Extrusion DT Log].[Category 2], Calendar.Month
HAVING (Datepart("m",Calendar.Date) = Datepart("m",Date()))
ORDER BY [Extrusion Report].Date, [Extrusion Report].[Line#], [Extrusion Report].[Shift#], [Extrusion Report].DownTimeList;
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September 30th, 2005, 01:33 PM
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Dharmesh,
Copy and paste this:
SELECT [Extrusion Report].Date, [Extrusion Report].[Line#], [Extrusion Report].[Shift#], [Extrusion Report].[Operator Id], [Extrusion Report].DownTimeList, [Extrusion Report].Minutes, ([Minutes]/60) AS [Total Hours], [Extrusion DT Log].[Category 1], [Extrusion DT Log].[Category 2], Calendar.Date, Calendar.Month
FROM [Extrusion DT Log] INNER JOIN (Calendar INNER JOIN [Extrusion Report] ON Calendar.Date = [Extrusion Report].Date) ON [Extrusion DT Log].[Extrusion DT Id] = [Extrusion Report].DownTimeList
GROUP BY [Extrusion Report].Date, [Extrusion Report].[Line#], [Extrusion Report].[Shift#], [Extrusion Report].[Operator Id], [Extrusion Report].DownTimeList, [Extrusion Report].Minutes, [Extrusion DT Log].[Category 1], [Extrusion DT Log].[Category 2], Calendar.Month
WHERE (Datepart("m",Calendar.Date) = Datepart("m",Date()))
ORDER BY [Extrusion Report].Date, [Extrusion Report].[Line#], [Extrusion Report].[Shift#], [Extrusion Report].DownTimeList;
Let me know.
Kevin
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