This is probably pretty obvious to everyone except me.
I have a couple of columns, DateOfInterview and DateOfBirth in a
table named Demographics
For a monthly report I have a script where the operator enters the
start and end dates of the reporting period. I need a query result
with single line of three columns, each with a count of the number
of interviews for that reporting period:
|| Under 18 || 19-65 || over 65 ||
|| 5 || 19 || 23 ||
I've made three queries to select the counts for each age range, then
used them to form another query I thought would give me an acceptable
output.
This gives me multiple lines, all with the same numbers:
SELECT Count([Under 18 count].[Under 18]) AS [CountOfUnder 18], Count
([19 to 65 count].[19 to 65]) AS [CountOf19 to 65], Count([Over 65
count].Over65) AS CountOfOver65
FROM [Under 18 count], [19 to 65 count], [Over 65 count], Demographics
WHERE (((Demographics.[Date of Interview]) Between [Report Start
Date] And [Report End Date]));
|| Under 18 || 19-65 || over 65 ||
|| 5 || 19 || 23 ||
|| 5 || 19 || 23 ||
|| 5 || 19 || 23 ||
Like I said, this should be pretty obvious to everyone but me.
chris.
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