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Posted by David Portas on 11/07/06 22:23
philip260@gmail.com wrote:
> Im trying to run a query that will pull distinct data not for the
> entire select query but for a single column. Here is my sql statement
> below. Why is it not working? It is probably something stupid. Thanks
> for your help in advance
>
> SELECT Count(MastrQualityTbl.[WORK NUMBER]) AS [TOTAL WORK RECEIVED],
> MastrQualityTbl.USERID, MastrQualityTbl.FIRSTNAME,
> MastrQualityTbl.LASTNAME, MastrQualityTbl.TEAM_NAME
> FROM MastrQualityTbl as c1
> WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT MastrQualityTbl.[WORK NUMBER] from
> MastrQualityTbl WHERE MastrQualityTbl.[WORK NUMBER] = c1.WORK NUMBER)
> and
> WHERE (((MastrQualityTbl.DATE) Between
> [Forms]![DashBoardForm]![FromDate] And
> [Forms]![DashBoardForm]![ToDate]) AND ((MastrQualityTbl.CATEGORY) In
> ('NEW BUSINESS')))
> GROUP BY MastrQualityTbl.USERID, MastrQualityTbl.FIRSTNAME,
> MastrQualityTbl.LASTNAME, MastrQualityTbl.TEAM_NAME;
>
> Im trying to count only the unique WORK NUMBERS in this select
> statement.
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