It might help if you posted up the sql of the query that isn't working?
Have you tried taking your initial grouped query and creating another one with it and your weekly verified qry and joining them ?
The query I'm trying to solve is based on two other queries. 'qryWeekly_Verified_Report' is a simple combination of several tables using JOINs. Second query, i.e. 'qryWeeklySE_WorkpackEmployee_GroupBy' is a group query, attaching screenshot for your review, shows the actual GUI query used to achieve this.
Finally, below is the query I'm trying, to achieve similar results for what I've requested help in Post 1, though unfruitful. I don't know how to deal with dates properly in my case, ended up asking help from you great guys.
SELECT qryrWeekly_Verified_Report.Start_Date, qryrWeekly_Verified_Report.End_Date, Sum(qryWeeklySE_WorkpackEmployee_GroupBy.WorkingHours) AS SumOfWorkingHours, Sum(qryWeeklySE_WorkpackEmployee_GroupBy.LostHours) AS SumOfLostHours, Sum(qryWeeklySE_WorkpackEmployee_GroupBy.RestHours) AS SumOfRestHours
FROM qryWeeklySE_WorkpackEmployee_GroupBy INNER JOIN qryrWeekly_Verified_Report ON (qryWeeklySE_WorkpackEmployee_GroupBy.WorkPackID = qryrWeekly_Verified_Report.WorkPack) AND (qryWeeklySE_WorkpackEmployee_GroupBy.AreaID = qryrWeekly_Verified_Report.Area) AND (qryWeeklySE_WorkpackEmployee_GroupBy.SupervisorID = qryrWeekly_Verified_Report.SupervisorID)
GROUP BY qryWeeklySE_WorkpackEmployee_GroupBy.ActivityDate, qryrWeekly_Verified_Report.Start_Date, qryrWeekly_Verified_Report.End_Date
HAVING (((qryrWeekly_Verified_Report.Start_Date)>=[qryWeeklySE_WorkpackEmployee_GroupBy].[ActivityDate]) AND ((qryrWeekly_Verified_Report.End_Date)<=[qryWeeklySE_WorkpackEmployee_GroupBy].[ActivityDate]));
Attaching GUI of query as well.
Thank you,
K