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cottrera
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Display result based on multiple criteria

Hi I need to diplay the maximun date based on 2 other criterias . 1 criteria is on Table 1 the other criteria is on table 2

 

For eample look for 'PLUM' in column called Trade (Table 1) and look for 'OUTSTANDING; in column called Status (Table 2) and diplay the MAX date for column called Appointment Date (Table 2)

 

Exampl of both tables and field for which I need the criteria applied to

Repair Table 1 Appointments Table 2
Trade StatusAppointment date
PLUMBING OUTSTANDING = MAX DATE

 

hope this makes sense

 

Richard

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kentyler
Solution Sage
Solution Sage

Repair Table 1  Appointments Table 2  
Traderepair_id repair_idStatusAppointment date
PLUMBING4 4OUTSTANDING3/3/2019

you need to be able to have a relationship between your tables. I've added a sample field, repair_id, where all the appointments for a give repair would have the same repair id that the repair does. repair Id must be unique in table 1, and can appear many times in table 2.

Once you have this link you will be able to find the max date in table 2 for a given repair.





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kentyler
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Repair Table 1  Appointments Table 2  
Traderepair_id repair_idStatusAppointment date
PLUMBING4 4OUTSTANDING3/3/2019

you need to be able to have a relationship between your tables. I've added a sample field, repair_id, where all the appointments for a give repair would have the same repair id that the repair does. repair Id must be unique in table 1, and can appear many times in table 2.

Once you have this link you will be able to find the max date in table 2 for a given repair.





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