I have two excel files that I linked together to make a Query in Access.
Table One Table Two
Name ID Name ID
John 342 John 342
Mike 234 Mike 234
Mich 980 Mich 980
Jenn 098 Quay 309
Anna 145 Pond 612
Lope 546
Anna 145
How do i set the criteria in the access query so that they match the ID and only show me the names on the left matching the right. Anything from table two that doesn't match with table one to disregard?
If I have the following query:
Name Name
Table one Table two
I get the following result:
John John
Mike John
Mich John
Jenn John
Anna John
John Mike
Mike Mike
Mich Mike
Jenn Mike
Anna Mike
and so forth... So i am figuring i have to set a criteria... which is where i am stuck at... any help would be appreciative.
You can use an INNER JOIN:
SELECT [Table 1].Name, [Table 2].Name
FROM [Table 1]
INNER JOIN [Table 2]
ON [Table 1].Name = [Table 2].Name
You can create this query in MS Access by adding both tables to the query design window and then dragging the field you want to match from one table to the next or by switching to SQL view and typing or pasting SQL.
More information:
Fundamental Microsoft Jet SQL for Access 2000
Intermediate Microsoft Jet SQL for Access 2000
Advanced Microsoft Jet SQL for Access 2000
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This request might be asked many times but I have done a search last night to figure out but I came up with nothing.
I have three tables
Table A
ID
City
1
LA
2
NY
3
LV
Table B
ID
Job
11
Programmer
22
Engineer
33
Database Administrator
44
Cyber Security Analyst
Table C
ID
Job level
111
Junior
222
Associate
333
Senior
444
Director
Final table
ID
EmployeeName
City_ID
Job_ID
Level_ID
1000
Susie
1
11
333
1001
Nora
2
11
222
1002
Jackie
2
22
111
1003
Mackey
1
11
444
1004
Noah
1
11
111
I’d like to have a crosstab query using Microsoft Access that returns the following result ( based on city )
LA Table
Jobs
Junior
Associate
Senior
Director
Programmer
1
-
1
1
Engineer
-
-
-
-
Database Administrator
-
-
-
-
Cyber Security Analyst
-
-
-
-
How can I do it?
The best approach for this is always:
Create a "base" query that joins the base tables and returns all data columns that you will need for the crosstab query.
Run the crosstab query wizard using the "base" query as input.
how do i join following tables with wildcards? I would like to get all distinct rows from People table which contains SearchedName from SearchedPeople table.
SearchedPeople:
SearchedName
--------
Andrew
John
John Smith
People:
ID PersonName Attribute Age
----------------------------------------
1 John Smith 1 23
2 John Smith Jr 3 25
3 John Smith Jr II 4 73
4 Kevin 2 21
5 Andrew Smith 1 14
6 Marco 5 90
Desired Output:
PersonName Attribute Age
----------------------------------------
John Smith 1 23
John Smith Jr 3 25
John Smith Jr II 4 73
Andrew Smith 1 14
Code i got so far which doesnt wor. It returns three empty rows(why is that?).
SELECT b.PersonName, b.Attribute, b.Age
FROM SearchedPeople a
LEFT JOIN People b ON "%"&a.SearchedName&"%" like b.PersonName
It returns three empty rows because you don't have any columns from table a (SearchedPeople) and the LEFT JOIN didn't produce a match.
The reason is your criteria is in the wrong order you are searching for PersonName in the string %Searchedname% you need to switch that around. Also Access doesn't like the % as much as it likes the asteriks * for wilcard unless you make some changes to the query or configuration of MS-Access see below comment from Parafait.
I just tested this:
SELECT a.SearchedName
,b.PersonName, b.Attribute, b.Age
FROM
SearchedPeople a
LEFT JOIN People b
ON b.PersonName LIKE ("*" & a.SearchedName & "*")
Edit:
Good Ms Access specific information from a comment from #Parafait pasting in answer in case comment every got deleted.:
Use ALIKE and percents work. And if OP connects to MS Access via OLEDB and not the GUI .exe program, the % operator is required for LIKE statements in coded SQL. OP can also change database settings to ANSI-92 mode to always use % wildcards.
I have to write a query in Oracle. I have a table called 'Entity' with 2 columns 'Pref_mail_name' and 'spouse_name'.
Now i want list of all spouse_name where the last name of the spouse_name is not populated from pref_mail_name.
For example my table has following data
Pref_mail_name spouse_name
Kunio Tanaka | Lorraine
Mrs. Betty H. Williams | Chester Williams
Mr. John Baranger | Mrs. Cathy Baranger
William kane Gallio | Karen F. Gallio
Sangon Kim | Jungja
i need output as 1st and 5th row only. I did some analysis and came up with oracle built in function
SELECT PREF_MAIL_NAME, SPOUSE_NAME, UTL_MATCH.JARO_WINKLER_SIMILARITY(a, b)
similarity from entity
order by similarity;
But above query is not looking genuine.Even though spouse last name is not populated from pref_mail_name its giving a value above 80 for similarity.
The project I'm asking about is for sending an email to teachers asking what books they're using for the classes they're teaching next semester, so that the books can be ordered. I have a query that compares the course number of this upcoming semester's classes to the course numbers of historical textbook orders, pulling out only those classes that are being taught this semester. That's where I get lost.
I have a table that contains the following:
Professor
Course Number
Year
Book Title
The data looks like this:
professor year course number title
--------- ---- ------------- -------------------
smith 13 1111 Pride and Prejudice
smith 13 1111 The Fountainhead
smith 13 1222 The Alchemist
smith 12 1111 Pride and Prejudice
smith 11 1222 Infinite Jest
smith 10 1333 The Bible
smith 13 1333 The Bible
smith 12 1222 The Alchemist
smith 10 1111 Moby Dick
johnson 12 1222 The Tipping Point
johnson 11 1333 Anna Kerenina
johnson 10 1333 Everything is Illuminated
johnson 12 1222 The Savage Detectives
johnson 11 1333 In Search of Lost Time
johnson 10 1333 Great Expectations
johnson 9 1222 Proust on the Shore
Here's what I need the code to do "on paper":
Group the records by professor. Determine every unique course number in that group, and group records by course number. For each unique course number, determine the highest year associated. Then spit out every record with that professor+course number+year combination.
With the sample data, the results would be:
professor year course number title
--------- ---- ------------- -------------------
smith 13 1111 Pride and Prejudice
smith 13 1111 The Fountainhead
smith 13 1222 The Alchemist
smith 13 1333 The Bible
johnson 12 1222 The Tipping Point
johnson 11 1333 Anna Kerenina
johnson 12 1222 The Savage Detectives
johnson 11 1333 In Search of Lost Time
I'm thinking I should make a record set for each teacher, and within that, another record set for each course number. Within the course number record set, I need the system to determine what the highest year number is - maybe store that in a variable? Then pull out every associated record so that if the teacher ordered 3 books the last time they taught that class (whether it was in 2013 or 2012 and so on) all three books display. I'm not sure I'm thinking of record sets in the right way, though.
My SQL so far is basic and clearly doesn't work:
SELECT [All].Professor, [All].Course, Max([All].Year)
FROM [All]
GROUP BY [All].Professor, [All].Course;
Use your query as a subquery and INNER JOIN it back to the [ALL] table to filter the rows.
SELECT
a.Professor,
a.Year,
a.Course,
a.title
FROM
[ALL] AS a
INNER JOIN
(
SELECT [All].Professor, [All].Course, Max([All].Year) AS MaxOfYear
FROM [All]
GROUP BY [All].Professor, [All].Course
) AS sub
ON
a.Professor = sub.Professor
AND a.Course = sub.Course
AND a.Year = sub.MaxOfYear;
I have two tables:
RecommendedFriends and AddedFriends
each of the tables have a User field and a Friend field. I am trying to figure out how I can see how many friends a User added that they were also recommended. Heres an example of the tables:
RecommendedFriends
User Friends Time
------------------------------------
Jake Eric 8:00am
Jake John 8:00am
Jake Jack 8:30am
Greg John 8:30am
Greg Tim 9:00am
Greg Steve 9:30am
Will Jackson 9:30am
AddedFriends
User Friends Time
------------------------------------
Jake Jack 8:35am
Greg John 8:35am
Greg Tim 9:00pm
Greg Jim 10:30am
Greg Tina 10:45am
Greg Bob 10:00am
Charlie Brian 11:00am
So the table I need would look like this:
Results
User RecFriends AddFriends
------------------------------------
Jake Eric
Jake John
Jake Jack Jack
Greg John John
Greg Tim Tim
Greg Steve
Greg Tina
Will Jackson
Charlie Brian
So I can go in and say 3 people added friends they were recommended, 4 Recommendations failed, and 2 people added someone they weren't recommended.
I think what you want is full outer join:
select coalesce(rf.USER, af.user) as user, rf.friends as RecFriends, af.Friends as AddFriends,
from RecommendedFriends rf full outer join
AddedFriends af
on rf.user = af.user and
rf.Friends = af.Friends
This doesn't take time into account. You might want to check that the time of the add is after the time of the recommendation, if you want to infer causality between the recommendation and the add.
If you are using a database that doesn't support full outer join (can anyone say "MySQL"), you can get the same result doing:
select t.user, MAX(case when which = 'rec' then friends end) as RecFriends,
MAX(case when which = 'add' then friends end) as AddFriends
from ((select rf.user, rf.friends, 'rec' as which
from RecommendedFriends af.user
) union all
(select af.user, af.friends, 'add' as which
from AddedFriends af
)
) t
group by user
This version has the nice feature that it will not produce duplicate records, in the event of multiple recommendations or adds.