I've built a system to log faults against products.
Each product can have 5 types of fault. Fault1, Fault2, Fault3, Fault4, Fault5.
Each product can have multiple instances of each fault type and for each fault logged, the metrage is also logged.
For instance:
Product 1 can have a Fault1 at 24 metres, at 34 metres and at 40 metres.
It could also have a Fault2 at 14 metres and at 20 metres.
It could have no Fault 3s.
It could have no Fault 4s.
It could have a Fault 5 at 1 metre.
A product can have any number of any of the five fault types.
The structure and DB layout is sound and the faults are logged and the system all works fine. I display the faults to a PHP report just fine I'm struggling to build a report in access to show these in a presentable manner.
I want to display something like this:
Product 1 | Fault1 24, Fault1 34, Fault1 40 | Fault2 14, Fault2 20 | | | Fault5 1
How can I combine the multiple rows of each fault type into one single value for each row? I can do this very easily in PHP but I'm struggling to display it correctly in an Access Report.
My table structure is as follows:
Each product can have 5 types of fault. Fault1, Fault2, Fault3, Fault4, Fault5.
Each product can have multiple instances of each fault type and for each fault logged, the metrage is also logged.
For instance:
Product 1 can have a Fault1 at 24 metres, at 34 metres and at 40 metres.
It could also have a Fault2 at 14 metres and at 20 metres.
It could have no Fault 3s.
It could have no Fault 4s.
It could have a Fault 5 at 1 metre.
A product can have any number of any of the five fault types.
The structure and DB layout is sound and the faults are logged and the system all works fine. I display the faults to a PHP report just fine I'm struggling to build a report in access to show these in a presentable manner.
I want to display something like this:
Product 1 | Fault1 24, Fault1 34, Fault1 40 | Fault2 14, Fault2 20 | | | Fault5 1
How can I combine the multiple rows of each fault type into one single value for each row? I can do this very easily in PHP but I'm struggling to display it correctly in an Access Report.
My table structure is as follows: