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Default Re: Totals query plus manual input - 08-05-2003 , 10:49 AM






Chuck Goldstein <chuckmg (AT) comcast (DOT) net> wrote in
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I belong to a non-profit group that teaches seniors and am
responsible for the student enrollment db. A status report
of the number of students registered and the number
waitlisted in each class is desired. Am using a Totals
query to obtain the number registered from the student
registration table. The number waitlisted is to be entered
manually. A form can be created from the Totals query with
a column for the waitlisted ... BUT it is read-only! Any
suggestions on how to have one form which displays the
Totals query data AND allows the waitlisted data to be
entered manually?

Chuck

No, but those waitlisted people should be in a table too, then you can
just total them.

Bob


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Default Re: Totals query plus manual input - 08-05-2003 , 11:56 AM






Bob Quintal wrote:

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Chuck Goldstein <chuckmg (AT) comcast (DOT) net> wrote in
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I belong to a non-profit group that teaches seniors and am
responsible for the student enrollment db. A status report
of the number of students registered and the number
waitlisted in each class is desired. Am using a Totals
query to obtain the number registered from the student
registration table. The number waitlisted is to be entered
manually. A form can be created from the Totals query with
a column for the waitlisted ... BUT it is read-only! Any
suggestions on how to have one form which displays the
Totals query data AND allows the waitlisted data to be
entered manually?

Chuck

No, but those waitlisted people should be in a table too, then you can
just total them.

Bob
Bob...

Obviously! Why didn't I think of that??? Probably because there is no
provision for entering people who are waitlisted. There will be now!

Many thanks,
Chuck




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Default Re: Totals query plus manual input - 08-05-2003 , 12:15 PM




Bob...

Obviously! Why didn't I think of that??? Probably because there is
no provision for entering people who are waitlisted. There will be now!

Many thanks,
Chuck



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Default Re: Totals query plus manual input - 08-05-2003 , 01:14 PM



Chuck Goldstein <chuckmg (AT) comcast (DOT) net> wrote in
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Bob Quintal wrote:


No, but those waitlisted people should be in a table too, then you
can just total them.

Bob

Bob...

Obviously! Why didn't I think of that??? Probably because
there is no provision for entering people who are waitlisted.
There will be now!

Many thanks,
Chuck

The provision is already there. Just treat them as registered students,
but register them in a class called Waitlist. Or just add a Yes/No field
call onWaitlist.


Bob
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Default Re: Totals query plus manual input - 08-05-2003 , 03:29 PM



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The provision is already there. Just treat them as registered students,
but register them in a class called Waitlist. Or just add a Yes/No field
call onWaitlist.

Bob

Thanks, again, Bob. Have already taken the latter approach. In this way,
we also have the class(s) for which they are waitlisted. Could, of course,
have captured the class with the first suggestion, but just unchecking
would not have left them in the right class or classes.

Chuck




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Default Re: Totals query plus manual input - 08-05-2003 , 03:43 PM







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