How to summarize Access query data?

I have a table and a resulting query with 1,400 records.  I would like a 
summary page for a given category.  For example, there are 20 people and each 
has a number of work orders they are responsible for.  Each work orders has a 
discrete identification number.  I want two numbers per person:  (1) the 
number of orders they have (a count) and (2) the sum of all the "Remaining 
Hours" each person has associated with their associated orders.  (The 
existing query takes the estimated hours and subtracts the actual hours with 
the result being the "Remaining Hours.")

This is my first attempt at building an Access program. Any help is 
appreciated.
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9/28/2007 8:14:00 PM
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Can you provide some sample records and how you want to display these in a 
report?
-- 
Duane Hookom
Microsoft Access MVP


"DLK610" wrote:

> I have one table.  One of the fields is the employee number; another field is 
> the order number; and another field is the remaining estimated hours per 
> order.  I believe you are correct in that I should be able to create a totals 
> query - but I do not know how.  Neither do I know how to add this totals 
> query to my report's record source.
> 
> David Kendall
> Microsoft Access DKS (Don't Know Squat)
> 
> "Duane Hookom" wrote:
> 
> > Do you have some table structures you could share with us? Can we assume you 
> > have a field in a related table that identifies the estimated hours by 
> > employee and order?
> > 
> > You should be able to create a totals query that counts the number of work 
> > orders per employee. Add this totals query to your report's record source.
> > -- 
> > Duane Hookom
> > Microsoft Access MVP
> > 
> > 
> > "DLK610" wrote:
> > 
> > > I have a table and a resulting query with 1,400 records.  I would like a 
> > > summary page for a given category.  For example, there are 20 people and each 
> > > has a number of work orders they are responsible for.  Each work orders has a 
> > > discrete identification number.  I want two numbers per person:  (1) the 
> > > number of orders they have (a count) and (2) the sum of all the "Remaining 
> > > Hours" each person has associated with their associated orders.  (The 
> > > existing query takes the estimated hours and subtracts the actual hours with 
> > > the result being the "Remaining Hours.")
> > > 
> > > This is my first attempt at building an Access program. Any help is 
> > > appreciated.
0
Utf
10/1/2007 2:37:00 PM 
How do I get them to you?  I would rather not post them.

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

> Can you provide some sample records and how you want to display these in a 
> report?
> -- 
> Duane Hookom
> Microsoft Access MVP
> 
> 
> "DLK610" wrote:
> 
> > I have one table.  One of the fields is the employee number; another field is 
> > the order number; and another field is the remaining estimated hours per 
> > order.  I believe you are correct in that I should be able to create a totals 
> > query - but I do not know how.  Neither do I know how to add this totals 
> > query to my report's record source.
> > 
> > David Kendall
> > Microsoft Access DKS (Don't Know Squat)
> > 
> > "Duane Hookom" wrote:
> > 
> > > Do you have some table structures you could share with us? Can we assume you 
> > > have a field in a related table that identifies the estimated hours by 
> > > employee and order?
> > > 
> > > You should be able to create a totals query that counts the number of work 
> > > orders per employee. Add this totals query to your report's record source.
> > > -- 
> > > Duane Hookom
> > > Microsoft Access MVP
> > > 
> > > 
> > > "DLK610" wrote:
> > > 
> > > > I have a table and a resulting query with 1,400 records.  I would like a 
> > > > summary page for a given category.  For example, there are 20 people and each 
> > > > has a number of work orders they are responsible for.  Each work orders has a 
> > > > discrete identification number.  I want two numbers per person:  (1) the 
> > > > number of orders they have (a count) and (2) the sum of all the "Remaining 
> > > > Hours" each person has associated with their associated orders.  (The 
> > > > existing query takes the estimated hours and subtracts the actual hours with 
> > > > the result being the "Remaining Hours.")
> > > > 
> > > > This is my first attempt at building an Access program. Any help is 
> > > > appreciated.
0
Utf
10/1/2007 3:17:06 PM 
You can type or copy and paste them into a reply. If you don't want to expose 
employee numbers, replace them with made up values.

-- 
Duane Hookom
Microsoft Access MVP


"DLK610" wrote:

> How do I get them to you?  I would rather not post them.
> 
> "Duane Hookom" wrote:
> 
> > Can you provide some sample records and how you want to display these in a 
> > report?
> > -- 
> > Duane Hookom
> > Microsoft Access MVP
> > 
> > 
> > "DLK610" wrote:
> > 
> > > I have one table.  One of the fields is the employee number; another field is 
> > > the order number; and another field is the remaining estimated hours per 
> > > order.  I believe you are correct in that I should be able to create a totals 
> > > query - but I do not know how.  Neither do I know how to add this totals 
> > > query to my report's record source.
> > > 
> > > David Kendall
> > > Microsoft Access DKS (Don't Know Squat)
> > > 
> > > "Duane Hookom" wrote:
> > > 
> > > > Do you have some table structures you could share with us? Can we assume you 
> > > > have a field in a related table that identifies the estimated hours by 
> > > > employee and order?
> > > > 
> > > > You should be able to create a totals query that counts the number of work 
> > > > orders per employee. Add this totals query to your report's record source.
> > > > -- 
> > > > Duane Hookom
> > > > Microsoft Access MVP
> > > > 
> > > > 
> > > > "DLK610" wrote:
> > > > 
> > > > > I have a table and a resulting query with 1,400 records.  I would like a 
> > > > > summary page for a given category.  For example, there are 20 people and each 
> > > > > has a number of work orders they are responsible for.  Each work orders has a 
> > > > > discrete identification number.  I want two numbers per person:  (1) the 
> > > > > number of orders they have (a count) and (2) the sum of all the "Remaining 
> > > > > Hours" each person has associated with their associated orders.  (The 
> > > > > existing query takes the estimated hours and subtracts the actual hours with 
> > > > > the result being the "Remaining Hours.")
> > > > > 
> > > > > This is my first attempt at building an Access program. Any help is 
> > > > > appreciated.
0
Utf
10/1/2007 3:47:01 PM 
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3	513	9314978	20	0
3	513	9321959	0	0
3	513	9323012	40	0
3	513	9323012	40	0
3	510	9307393	40	0
3	510	9325867	10	0
3	511	9324793	10	0
3	511	9313396	10	0
3	511	9311236	10	0
3	511	9311236	10	2
3	511	9309730	16	0
3	511	9309619	10	0
3	511	9314981	5	0
3	511	9309598	20	0
3	511	9314981	5	0
3	511	9309598	20	0
3	511	9321993	10	19
3	511	9324308	30	0
3	511	9394490	5	0
3	511	9324793	10	0
3	511	9394490	5	0
3	511	9301305	8	0
3	511	9363780	1	0
3	511	9363781	1	0
3	511	9363782	1	0
3	511	9365305	30	50
3	511	9301305	8	0
3	511	9389114	15	0
3	511	9389114	15	0
3	510	9302326	10	0
3	511	9392800	16	0
3	511	9393405	20	0
3	510	9309310	40	0
3	511	9324308	200	45
3	514	9288747	400	52
3	510	9309169	40	0
3	511	9275045	12	22
3	510	9289999	10	0
3	514	9288747	0	0
3	514	9187097	12	0
3	514	9222845	0	0
3	514	9222846	0	0
3	514	9227843	0	0
3	514	9262374	60	10
3	514	9266756	0	0
3	510	9289999	40	0
3	510	9289999	5	0
3	510	9289999	40	0
3	510	9290001	40	6
3	510	9289999	40	60
3	510	9289999	40	40
3	510	9289999	0	40
3	510	9289284	40	0
3	510	9289284	40	0
3	510	9289235	40	0
3	510	9289235	40	0
3	510	9288969	8	0
3	510	9288969	16	0
3	510	9322037	160	192
3	510	9322037	60	104.5
3	510	9285327	4	0
3	514	9282298	0	0
3	513	9274483	0	0
3	514	9299527	0	0
3	513	9363687	20	0
3	513	9363687	20	0
3	513	9363787	20	0
3	513	9363787	20	0
3	513	9365815	150	0
3	513	9365815	150	0
3	513	9396829	80	0
3	513	9396829	80	0
3	510	9309311	40	0
3	510	9309313	40	40
3	511	9275045	12	0
3	510	9311239	20	0
3	510	9290003	0	0
3	511	9275072	4	0
3	511	9275072	4	0
3	510	9290003	0	0
3	513	9274483	0	0
3	513	9274483	0	0
3	513	9274483	0	0
3	513	9274483	0	0
3	513	9274483	0	0
3	510	9290003	0	0
3	511	9275045	8	2
3	510	9290003	0	0
3	510	9290003	0	0
3	510	9309313	40	50
3	531	9397443	0	0
3	531	9391283	20	0
3	532	9236531	30	0
3	532	9125701	10	0
3	532	9125701	10	0
3	532	9125701	40	0
3	531	9399188	8	0
3	532	9241457	10	0
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3	532	9247080	30	0
3	531	9397108	20	0
3	531	9396677	10	0
3	531	9396325	8	4
3	531	9394466	5	0
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3	531	9399187	8	0
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3	532	9309168	40	40
3	532	9303491	10	3
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3	532	9241457	10	0
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3	531	9391283	20	0
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3	532	9267436	6	0
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3	532	9285631	5	0
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3	531	9099814	16	0
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3	530	9394467	4	0
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3	530	9393461	1	0
3	530	9390345	10	0
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3	531	9323610	60	0
3	532	9324051	1	0
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3	531	9244796	20	0
3	531	9244795	40	0
3	531	9238209	60	62
3	531	9189810	10	29
3	531	9152614	8	0
3	531	9323610	80	0
3	532	9399148	10	4
3	532	9398170	1	0
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3	532	9399159	1	0
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3	532	9399165	1	0
3	532	9399148	60	0
3	532	9398994	1	0
3	532	9398176	1	0
3	532	9398175	1	0
3	532	9398174	1	0
3	532	9398173	1	0
3	532	9309168	220	221
3	532	9399148	40	0
3	578	9237711	20	95
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3	532	9383901	0	0
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3	532	9324418	1	0
3	532	9324416	1	0
3	532	9324415	1	0
3	532	9324414	1	0
3	532	9324413	1	0
3	532	9375439	0	0
3	532	9397922	1	0
3	532	9398008	1	0
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3	532	9397927	0	0
3	532	9397926	1	0
3	532	9397925	1	0
3	532	9389322	40	0
3	532	9397923	1	0
3	531	9323876	0	0

Here is small sample.  There is actually a fifth column that is "Remaining 
Work" (Est - Act), but to find a formula, this will work.  I would like a 
one-page summary by Employee.  Thanks.

"Duane Hookom" wrote:

> You can type or copy and paste them into a reply. If you don't want to expose 
> employee numbers, replace them with made up values.
> 
> -- 
> Duane Hookom
> Microsoft Access MVP
> 
> 
> "DLK610" wrote:
> 
> > How do I get them to you?  I would rather not post them.
> > 
> > "Duane Hookom" wrote:
> > 
> > > Can you provide some sample records and how you want to display these in a 
> > > report?
> > > -- 
> > > Duane Hookom
> > > Microsoft Access MVP
> > > 
> > > 
> > > "DLK610" wrote:
> > > 
> > > > I have one table.  One of the fields is the employee number; another field is 
> > > > the order number; and another field is the remaining estimated hours per 
> > > > order.  I believe you are correct in that I should be able to create a totals 
> > > > query - but I do not know how.  Neither do I know how to add this totals 
> > > > query to my report's record source.
> > > > 
> > > > David Kendall
> > > > Microsoft Access DKS (Don't Know Squat)
> > > > 
> > > > "Duane Hookom" wrote:
> > > > 
> > > > > Do you have some table structures you could share with us? Can we assume you 
> > > > > have a field in a related table that identifies the estimated hours by 
> > > > > employee and order?
> > > > > 
> > > > > You should be able to create a totals query that counts the number of work 
> > > > > orders per employee. Add this totals query to your report's record source.
> > > > > -- 
> > > > > Duane Hookom
> > > > > Microsoft Access MVP
> > > > > 
> > > > > 
> > > > > "DLK610" wrote:
> > > > > 
> > > > > > I have a table and a resulting query with 1,400 records.  I would like a 
> > > > > > summary page for a given category.  For example, there are 20 people and each 
> > > > > > has a number of work orders they are responsible for.  Each work orders has a 
> > > > > > discrete identification number.  I want two numbers per person:  (1) the 
> > > > > > number of orders they have (a count) and (2) the sum of all the "Remaining 
> > > > > > Hours" each person has associated with their associated orders.  (The 
> > > > > > existing query takes the estimated hours and subtracts the actual hours with 
> > > > > > the result being the "Remaining Hours.")
> > > > > > 
> > > > > > This is my first attempt at building an Access program. Any help is 
> > > > > > appreciated.
0
Utf
10/1/2007 6:11:01 PM 
The simplest method might be to first create a totals query by Employee and 
Order:
== qtotEmpOrder ====
SELECT Employee, Order, Sum([Est Work]-[Actual Work]) AS RemainingHrs
FROM tblDLK610
GROUP BY Employee, Order;
=================

Then create another totals/group by query with SQL of:
==================
SELECT qtotEmpOrder.Employee, Count(qtotEmpOrder.Order) AS Orders, 
Sum(qtotEmpOrder.RemainingHrs) AS RemaingHours
FROM qtotEmpOrder
GROUP BY qtotEmpOrder.Employee;
====================

-- 
Duane Hookom
Microsoft Access MVP


"DLK610" wrote:

> Priority	Employee	Order	Est Work	Actual work
> 4	531	9306515	100	0
> 4	531	9299677	40	0
> 4	531	9399001	2	0
> 4	531	9306515	100	0
> 4	531	9306951	20	0
> 4	531	9306951	10	0
> 4	531	9282050	200	0
> 4	531	9275971	0	177
> 4	531	9275971	300	400.5
> 4	511	9313639	160	0
> 4	531	9281967	500	40
> 4	531	9281968	40	547
> 4	531	9281968	40	311
> 4	531	9281968	160	132
> 4	531	9296292	10	126
> 4	531	9281968	4	3
> 4	531	9399002	5	0
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> 4	531	9282053	30	40
> 4	531	9282053	180	180
> 4	531	9282053	240	190
> 4	531	9399003	3	0
> 4	531	9282053	240	160
> 4	531	9306952	20	0
> 4	531	9296293	10	112.5
> 4	531	9281968	160	152
> 4	531	9325631	10	0
> 4	531	9306953	10	0
> 4	511	9290107	16	0
> 4	511	9313640	160	128
> 4	511	9269263	0	0
> 4	511	9269263	0	0
> 4	511	9269263	20	5
> 4	511	9288955	5	0
> 4	511	9288955	5	0
> 4	511	9269263	0	0
> 4	511	9269263	20	5
> 4	511	9269263	40	0
> 4	511	9269263	5	0
> 4	511	9286622	10	0
> 4	511	9288954	5	0
> 4	511	9286622	10	0
> 4	511	9286622	6	0
> 4	511	9286623	6	0
> 4	531	9365303	10	20
> 4	531	9366423	10	0
> 4	511	9288954	5	0
> 4	531	9312941	10	0
> 4	510	9395685	20	0
> 4	531	9306952	10	0
> 4	531	9306953	10	0
> 4	531	9309118	20	0
> 4	511	9286623	6	0
> 4	510	9399007	5	0
> 4	511	9124860	10	0
> 4	511	9124860	10	0
> 4	511	9269263	0	0
> 4	531	9311234	5	0
> 4	510	9395685	20	0
> 4	531	9314249	40	0
> 4	511	9215259	40	16
> 4	511	9238618	8	0
> 4	511	9263223	8	0
> 4	531	9323008	80	0
> 4	531	9323008	20	0
> 4	511	9269262	40	0
> 4	511	9269262	5	0
> 4	511	9215045	30	0
> 4	530	9191004	40	0
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> 4	514	9304042	0	0
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> 4	530	9191004	16	0
> 4	514	9304150	0	0
> 4	530	9191005	16	0
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> 4	530	9249717	0	0
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> 4	514	9304150	0	0
> 4	514	9325283	0	0
> 4	514	9313765	4	0
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> 4	514	9304042	0	0
> 4	514	9304042	0	0
> 4	514	9304042	0	0
> 4	514	9304042	0	0
> 4	514	9304150	0	0
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> 4	513	9315772	0	0
> 4	514	9325286	2	0
> 4	511	9314491	20	0
> 4	511	9396085	15	0
> 4	511	9396085	15	0
> 4	511	9391705	6	0
> 4	511	9391705	6	0
> 4	511	9365902	40	0
> 4	531	9215720	8	0
> 4	531	9220499	200	0
> 4	531	9225529	60	0
> 4	511	9314491	5	0
> 4	514	9268514	0	10
> 4	511	9314491	6	0
> 4	513	9268517	0	56
> 4	511	9314077	10	0
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> 4	511	9313644	160	48
> 4	531	9252831	20	0
> 4	531	9255722	10	0
> 4	531	9268518	80	148
> 4	531	9268518	80	121
> 4	531	9268518	40	10
> 4	511	9313643	160	10
> 4	511	9314491	6	0
> 4	513	9315772	40	154
> 4	513	9315772	0	0
> 4	511	9263223	8	0
> 4	513	9315772	0	0
> 4	530	9312950	20	0
> 4	530	9314492	40	16
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> 4	513	9220496	0	0
> 4	513	9325783	20	0
> 4	530	9391695	80	0
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> 4	513	9315772	40	180
> 4	530	9388050	20	0
> 4	530	9388456	40	0
> 4	513	9268517	60	69
> 4	513	9268517	120	223
> 4	513	9268517	400	305
> 4	513	9268517	400	469
> 4	530	9391045	40	0
> 4	511	9313642	160	47
> 4	513	9325783	20	10
> 4	532	9307496	60	0
> 4	532	9311461	10	0
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> 4	532	9304835	2	0
> 4	532	9307492	40	6
> 4	532	9307493	10	0
> 4	532	9301650	2	0
> 4	532	9307495	24	6
> 4	532	9301650	2	0
> 4	532	9307497	60	0
> 4	532	9307498	60	0
> 4	532	9307499	40	0
> 4	532	9308279	10	0
> 4	532	9309294	10	0
> 4	532	9311062	10	0
> 4	532	9311391	10	0
> 4	532	9311399	10	0
> 4	532	9311400	10	0
> 4	532	9311405	10	0
> 4	532	9311450	10	0
> 4	532	9301637	6	0
> 4	532	9307494	40	0
> 4	532	9301646	6	0
> 4	532	9301637	2	0
> 4	532	9301637	2	0
> 4	532	9301638	6	0
> 4	532	9301638	2	0
> 4	532	9301638	2	0
> 4	532	9301639	6	0
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> 4	532	9301639	2	0
> 4	532	9301640	6	0
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> 4	532	9301640	2	0
> 4	532	9301642	6	0
> 4	532	9301651	6	0
> 4	532	9301642	2	0
> 4	532	9311462	10	0
> 4	532	9301646	2	0
> 4	532	9301646	2	0
> 4	532	9301647	6	0
> 4	532	9301647	2	0
> 4	532	9301647	2	0
> 4	532	9301648	6	0
> 4	532	9301648	2	0
> 4	532	9301648	2	0
> 4	532	9301649	6	0
> 4	532	9301649	2	0
> 4	532	9301649	2	0
> 4	532	9301650	6	0
> 4	532	9301642	2	0
> 4	576	9275889	0	0
> 4	532	9311452	10	0
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> 4	576	9275882	0	0
> 4	576	9275883	0	0
> 4	576	9275884	0	0
> 4	576	9275885	0	55
> 4	576	9275886	0	0
> 4	576	9275887	0	0
> 4	576	9275888	0	10
> 4	576	9275888	10	0
> 4	574	9282003	0	0
> 4	576	9275888	52	0
> 4	574	9282002	0	0
> 4	576	9275970	1200	663.5
> 4	576	9275970	1200	817
> 4	576	9275970	60	42
> 4	576	9275970	80	70
> 4	576	9275972	0	2
> 4	576	9275970	0	0
> 4	576	9275970	0	0
> 4	578	9253572	5	0
> 4	506	9282052	0	0
> 4	506	9198085	40	0
> 4	506	9154982	20	0
> 4	506	9154982	20	5
> 4	576	9275888	52.5	48.5
> 4	510	9288899	4	0
> 4	532	9311463	10	0
> 4	532	9313472	80	198.5
> 4	532	9313472	80	20
> 4	532	9313472	10	4
> 4	532	9315012	10	0
> 4	532	9315013	10	0
> 4	532	9315025	10	0
> 4	532	9315049	10	0
> 4	532	9315134	10	0
> 4	532	9315137	10	0
> 4	532	9315878	10	0
> 4	532	9315878	4	0
> 4	574	9282051	0	0
> 4	510	9288899	4	0
> 4	532	9308276	10	0
> 4	510	9249047	4	0
> 4	510	9249047	4	0
> 4	510	9191265	40	0
> 4	509	9391694	0	0
> 4	509	9391693	0	0
> 4	509	9391692	0	0
> 4	509	9391691	0	0
> 4	507	9314643	12	0
> 4	532	9296207	0	0
> 4	532	9296208	0	0
> 4	570	9195301	0	0
> 4	574	9281969	0	0
> 4	532	9315878	4	0
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