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Percentage Formula for Imported Reports

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Irishimp23 - 10 Nov 2005 18:34 GMT
I imported 2 reports from an excel file. One report is for the previous month
and the other from the current. The fields are the same if I am making a
query, but the updated report has new numbers in the total field. I have to
show the differences betwwen last month's totals and this month's totals in a
percentage format. Please help!
[MVP] S.Clark - 11 Nov 2005 16:55 GMT
First, what is an Excel "Report".  Is this data in columns and row, like a
table?

Where are you putting this "Report" in Access?

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>I imported 2 reports from an excel file. One report is for the previous
>month
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> in a
> percentage format. Please help!
Irishimp23 - 14 Nov 2005 14:55 GMT
Yes, it has colums of information and these are the fields:

Cust. #    Cust. Name    SKU Code    Qty    Rate    Total Amt.       Co. Code    Product     GL
Period

The GL periods are dates in this format 200511 (November 2005). Basically I
am importing these reports into access to get a comparoson report out of it.
I have to take the total amt columns for the past two GL periods and compare
them to find out if there has been an increase or decrease, and I need to put
that into a percentage.

> First, what is an Excel "Report".  Is this data in columns and row, like a
> table?
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> > in a
> > percentage format. Please help!
[MVP] S.Clark - 14 Nov 2005 19:17 GMT
The Group By operator will allow you to sum the data.  A percentage is
Part/Whole.  So, do one query for the Whole, and one query for the Part.
Link the Part and the Whole Queries to make the pct.

> Yes, it has colums of information and these are the fields:
>
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>> > in a
>> > percentage format. Please help!
 
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