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    Datech is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Calculations and Concatenations - Looking for a Starting point

    I need to create a string of numbers separated by semicolons that shows how many resources are working on a given week after the start date
    • Example:
    • I have 3 resources on a project
    • Resource 1: 12/31/2012-1/27/2013 (Week 1-4 of our calendar)
    • Resource 2: 1/7/2013-1/27/2013 (Week 2-4)
    • Resource 3: 1/7/2013-1/27/2013 (Week 2-4)
    • tblGRFM.Start will equal 12/31/2012 and tblGRFM.end will equal 1/27/2013
    • Cadence should be equal to "1;3;3;3" to indicate that one resource will be working the project the first week, and three resources will be working the project for the next three weeks.
    • Any ideas?




    I know I'm asking for T-SQL code on an Access forum, but I'm posting this on a few different forums for max exposure.

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    aakicee is offline Novice
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    you can't have T-SQL code here....

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