Re: [MS_AccessPros] concatenating multiple records

 

Build a Crosstab query.  Row Headings: User, Date;  Column Heading: page_visited;  Value:  IIf(Count([user]) = 0, "", "True")

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On Jul 3, 2017, at 4:59 PM, mrmarmite_2000@yahoo.com [MS_Access_Professionals] <MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Hi,

Frustratingly simple issue, or so I thought.

I have a table with record akin to:

user date page_visited

107107 20170701 home

107107 20170701 account

107107 20170701 help

124865 20170701 home

124865 20170701 account

107107 20170702 home

107107 20170702 game

What I am trying to create is a report in the format:

User date home account help game

107107 20170701 True True True

20170702 True True

124865 20170701 True True

There are many more users and many more types of pages visited, so it needs to be a flexible and expandable solution.

I don't mind if this achieved within the design of the report or with a query, even making a new table is fine.

Any help much appreciated

James

 

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