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Join 2 Crosstabs using a UNION (Syntax)
Experts,
I am trying to join 2 queries into a Union.
I am getting a syntax in the following:
Do you see where I am wrong? The queries work separately.
thank you very much.
here is my sql:
TRANSFORM Sum(qryLCAmends.AmountOfChange) AS SumOfAmountOfChange1
SELECT tblCompanies.CompanyName, qryLCAmends.LCName, DLookUp("ExpiredYN","tblLetterOfCredit","[LCID] = " & [LetterOfCreditID]) AS Status
FROM qryLCAmends LEFT JOIN tblCompanies ON qryLCAmends.CoID = tblCompanies.CoID
WHERE (((qryLCAmends.ProjectID)=3))
GROUP BY tblCompanies.CompanyName, qryLCAmends.LCName, DLookUp("ExpiredYN","tblLetterOfCredit","[LCID] = " & [LetterOfCreditID]), qryLCAmends.ProjectID, qryLCAmends.LCNo
PIVOT Format([DateAmendSentToBank],"yyyy-mm")
UNION ALL
TRANSFORM Sum(IIf([Balance]=0,Null,[Balance])) AS BalanceZ
SELECT tblCompanies.CompanyName, qryLCAmends.LCName, DLookUp("ExpiredYN","tblLetterOfCredit","[LCID] = " & [LetterOfCreditID]) AS Status
FROM qryLCAmends LEFT JOIN tblCompanies ON qryLCAmends.CoID = tblCompanies.CoID
WHERE (((qryLCAmends.ProjectID)=3))
GROUP BY tblCompanies.CompanyName, qryLCAmends.LCName, DLookUp("ExpiredYN","tblLetterOfCredit","[LCID] = " & [LetterOfCreditID]), qryLCAmends.ProjectID, qryLCAmends.LCNo
PIVOT Format([DateAmendSentToBank],"yyyy-mm");
you can try this.
save Each Crosstab in its own Query.
then Select them to create a Union Query:
Select * From CrosstabQuery1
UNION
Select * From CrosstabQuery2;
Note that both query should have exactly The Same Number of Columns.
Hi,
Maybe it just doesn't work out of timing/processing reasons because of the "dynamic" character of the crosstab SQL. Try to save the two queries and use e.g.
SELECT * FROM Query1
UNION ALL
SELECT * FROM Query2
or a bit shorter
TABLE Query1
UNION ALL
TABLE Query2
Servus
Karl
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Access DevConyou can try this.
save Each Crosstab in its own Query.
then Select them to create a Union Query:
Select * From CrosstabQuery1
UNION
Select * From CrosstabQuery2;
Note that both query should have exactly The Same Number of Columns.- Thank you Arnel and Karl. Your strategy worked!
