Hi,
This is probably somewhat easy. I have an Access database that is being used for visitors to sign in and out of our Data Center. The table is called tblCompRoomLog. In it is a field called InName. This lists the names of the visitors that have visited the Data Center. I want to query this field, group all like names together, and then count them. The purpose of this is to show how many times a person has visited. So if there are 5 different record entries for "Bob Smith", I want to able to group this and then count how many times he has visited. From this, I want to create a status report. It will look like:
Bob Smith has visited the Data Centre 5 times this month
Ken Campbell has visited the Data Centre 23 times this month
Joe MacNeil visited the Data Centre 41 times this month
Thanks !
This is probably somewhat easy. I have an Access database that is being used for visitors to sign in and out of our Data Center. The table is called tblCompRoomLog. In it is a field called InName. This lists the names of the visitors that have visited the Data Center. I want to query this field, group all like names together, and then count them. The purpose of this is to show how many times a person has visited. So if there are 5 different record entries for "Bob Smith", I want to able to group this and then count how many times he has visited. From this, I want to create a status report. It will look like:
Bob Smith has visited the Data Centre 5 times this month
Ken Campbell has visited the Data Centre 23 times this month
Joe MacNeil visited the Data Centre 41 times this month
Thanks !