JTSmith Posted October 21, 2013 Posted October 21, 2013 I have about 5,000 records. Those records are for about 300 different customers. Some have 1 record, some have 50. I'd like a way to see a list of customers, and how many records they have in their name. I would assume that would be fairly easy, but i'm not 100% sure how to do it. Example ABC Company (50 records) Bob Company (12 records) etc. Any advice? Thanks!
comment Posted October 21, 2013 Posted October 21, 2013 You can produce a summary report of your table. Sort the records by customer and show them in a layout that contains a sub-summary (by customer) part and no body part. Place a summary field defined as Count of Customer (or of any other field that cannot be empty) in the sub-summary part, along with the Customer field. You could also build a table of Customers (where each customer would have a unique record), and show the counts there via a relationship. Finally, there's the option of using ExecuteSQL
JTSmith Posted October 21, 2013 Author Posted October 21, 2013 You can produce a summary report of your table. Sort the records by customer and show them in a layout that contains a sub-summary (by customer) part and no body part. Place a summary field defined as Count of Customer (or of any other field that cannot be empty) in the sub-summary part, along with the Customer field. You could also build a table of Customers (where each customer would have a unique record), and show the counts there via a relationship. Finally, there's the option of using ExecuteSQL THANK YOU
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