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Steve Happ - 30 Jun 2005 17:07 GMT
Hello:

Sorry that this is a bit involved, but any help would be appreciated.

I have an application that requires a checklist for salesmen.  The list of
checklist items is specific to a territory, so several salesmen will have the
same checklist items.  As a salesman accomplishes an item, we check it off.  
The tricky part comes in that we want to pull a list at any time of what the
salesmen have NOT accomplished from the list.

I started with table1 as a checklist master by territory.  Then with table2
as a checklist table that holds the accomplished items by salesman:
Table1:
ChklistMasterID
TerritoryID
Item

Table2:
SalesmanID
ChklistMasterID

I can't figure out how to build a query that will show each salesman's
missing items.

Help!

Thanks
Steve
Chaim - 30 Jun 2005 20:56 GMT
Steve,

What do you mean by "As a salesman accomplishes an item, we check it off".
Where is this check off recorded? You show nothing in the tables that records
this. So I can't see how you can determine what a salesman has or has not
done.

The tables that you show simply tell you what the salesman has to do.

Something is missing.
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Chaim

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Steve Happ - 30 Jun 2005 21:06 GMT
Hello Chaim:

Sorry for the lack of info.  Table 2 holds the items that the salesman
accomplishes.  In other words, the "checking off" process means we write a
record into table 2 of what the salesman has done.  So, Table 1 holds the
complete list for the territory and table2 holds what the salesman has done.  
I need to know for each salesman which items from table 1 are NOT in table 2.

Is that clearer?

Thanks
Steve

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