From: Lisa.Lundergan on
I have a query (crosstab) that has week beginning dates in the first
column then Monday - Friday in the following columns. The values are
names of assignments. It is set up like a 5-day calendar and I have
this pulling into a report. I am wanting to know if there is a way to
collapse the records together to have all the assignments under the
same week collapse together so I don't have separate lines for each
assignment. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
From: Roger on
On Jun 26, 2:57 pm, Lisa.Lunder...(a)gmail.com wrote:
> I have a query (crosstab) that has week beginning dates in the first
> column then Monday - Friday in the following columns.  The values are
> names of assignments.  It is set up like a 5-day calendar and I have
> this pulling into a report.  I am wanting to know if there is a way to
> collapse the records together to have all the assignments under the
> same week collapse together so I don't have separate lines for each
> assignment.  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!  Thanks!

assuming the 'letters' are 'assigments', is this the query's result

mon tue wed thu fri
16 a b c d e
23 f g
30 h

if so, what do you want it to look like
if not,, what does it currently look like
From: Roger on
On Jun 26, 7:09 pm, Roger <lesperan...(a)natpro.com> wrote:
> On Jun 26, 2:57 pm, Lisa.Lunder...(a)gmail.com wrote:
>
> > I have a query (crosstab) that has week beginning dates in the first
> > column then Monday - Friday in the following columns.  The values are
> > names of assignments.  It is set up like a 5-day calendar and I have
> > this pulling into a report.  I am wanting to know if there is a way to
> > collapse the records together to have all the assignments under the
> > same week collapse together so I don't have separate lines for each
> > assignment.  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!  Thanks!
>
> assuming the 'letters' are 'assigments', is this the query's result
>
>       mon tue wed thu fri
> 16      a   b     c    d   e
> 23           f            g
> 30                  h
>
> if so, what do you want it to look like
> if not,, what does it currently look like

so if your current query output is
The query results look like this:

mon tue wed thu fri
16 a
16 b
16 c
16 d
16 e
16 f
23 g
23 h
30 i

and you would like it to look as I mentioned above

what is the rule that defines that 'a' on the first row of date '16'
and 'f' is on the second row ? that's assuming that 'a' and 'f' cannot
be on the same row