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NomoreSpam4Me@hotmail.com - 02 Feb 2006 14:33 GMT
Hi, i have a report of missing days of work.

In the detail of the person i have [MyDate].

there can be several date, like Monday, january 1
                                           Friday, january 5 .....

Problem: I want to count the number of monday missed, number of friday
missed etc.. for 1 person.

I thought  i would go with something like =Count([MyDate]) but that
doesnt help me at all. It just return how many times the person was
sick.

Any idea how can i achieve it.

I'm on access 2000. And win XP. thx.
Phil Stanton - 04 Feb 2006 19:22 GMT
Try something like

SELECT Weekday([TheDate]) AS Expr1, Count(Weekday([TheDate])) AS Expr2
FROM Dividends
GROUP BY Weekday([TheDate]);

HTH

Phil
> Hi, i have a report of missing days of work.
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> I'm on access 2000. And win XP. thx.
 
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