Pros, it seems like we ought to be able to prompt the user for a leftmost substring of a field. So I’m trying this:
TRANSFORM Last(CompletionsNogales.CompleteDate) AS LastOfCompleteDate
SELECT EmployeesNogales.EmployeeNumber, EmployeesNogales.Department, CategoryRequirementsNogales.Category, EmployeesNogales.FirstName, EmployeesNogales.LastName, EmployeesNogales.Shift, EmployeesNogales.Supervisor
FROM ((((EmployeesNogales LEFT JOIN EmployeeRequirementsNogales ON EmployeesNogales.EmployeeNumber = EmployeeRequirementsNogales.EmployeeNumber) LEFT JOIN CompletionsNogales ON EmployeesNogales.EmployeeNumber = CompletionsNogales.EmployeeNumber) LEFT JOIN SkillsNogales ON CompletionsNogales.SkillID = SkillsNogales.SkillID) INNER JOIN unionCategoriesOfEmployeesNogales ON EmployeesNogales.EmployeeNumber = unionCategoriesOfEmployeesNogales.EmployeeNumber) INNER JOIN CategoryRequirementsNogales ON unionCategoriesOfEmployeesNogales.CategoryID = CategoryRequirementsNogales.CategoryID
WHERE (((SkillsNogales.ExcludeFromMatrices)=False) AND ((CompletionsNogales.Skill) Like [Enter left substring:] & "*") AND ((SkillsNogales.ExcludeFromMatrices)=False) AND ((EmployeesNogales.Status)<>"Inactive"))
GROUP BY SkillsNogales.ExcludeFromMatrices, EmployeesNogales.EmployeeNumber, EmployeesNogales.Department, CategoryRequirementsNogales.Category, EmployeesNogales.FirstName, EmployeesNogales.LastName, EmployeesNogales.Shift, EmployeesNogales.Supervisor
ORDER BY EmployeesNogales.Department, EmployeesNogales.FirstName, EmployeesNogales.LastName
PIVOT CompletionsNogales.Skill;
And this:
TRANSFORM Last(CompletionsNogales.CompleteDate) AS LastOfCompleteDate
SELECT EmployeesNogales.EmployeeNumber, EmployeesNogales.Department, CategoryRequirementsNogales.Category, EmployeesNogales.FirstName, EmployeesNogales.LastName, EmployeesNogales.Shift, EmployeesNogales.Supervisor
FROM ((((EmployeesNogales LEFT JOIN EmployeeRequirementsNogales ON EmployeesNogales.EmployeeNumber = EmployeeRequirementsNogales.EmployeeNumber) LEFT JOIN CompletionsNogales ON EmployeesNogales.EmployeeNumber = CompletionsNogales.EmployeeNumber) LEFT JOIN SkillsNogales ON CompletionsNogales.SkillID = SkillsNogales.SkillID) INNER JOIN unionCategoriesOfEmployeesNogales ON EmployeesNogales.EmployeeNumber = unionCategoriesOfEmployeesNogales.EmployeeNumber) INNER JOIN CategoryRequirementsNogales ON unionCategoriesOfEmployeesNogales.CategoryID = CategoryRequirementsNogales.CategoryID
WHERE (((InStr([CompletionsNogales]![Skill],[Enter leftmost substring]))=1) AND ((SkillsNogales.ExcludeFromMatrices)=False) AND ((EmployeesNogales.Status)<>"Inactive"))
GROUP BY SkillsNogales.ExcludeFromMatrices, EmployeesNogales.EmployeeNumber, EmployeesNogales.Department, CategoryRequirementsNogales.Category, EmployeesNogales.FirstName, EmployeesNogales.LastName, EmployeesNogales.Shift, EmployeesNogales.Supervisor
ORDER BY EmployeesNogales.Department, EmployeesNogales.FirstName, EmployeesNogales.LastName
PIVOT CompletionsNogales.Skill;
But it is erroring out. I could programmatically prompt and set a query def, but I just figured there was an easy sql that I’m missing.
Respectfully,
Liz Ravenwood
Programmer / Analyst
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