Okay, maybe I'm just brain-dead at the moment, but I need some help with a SQL-related issue. (Using Access 2007)
I have the following tables:
- Agent_Data: which includes agent call statistic data
- Agent_loc: which includes each agent's site and region assignment
- Call_Type: which includes which type of call was taken (linked to agent_data table by skill)
- Bucket_: which includes ranges to classify agents based on call speed.
The end report should show how many agents by region/site, and by call type fell into each "bucket."
Since I want to display this data in Excel, it would be optimum if the Access query reported ALL regions/sites and ALL products, regardless of if anyone in a particular site took a call in that product.
I've attacked it from just about every angle I can think of, using GROUP BY and including LEFT OUTER joins, but I can't get around the same end result: only products, sites and regions in which calls were taken are represented.
I'm sure I've conquered this before on other projects, I'm just in major need of a vacation and haven't been able to put my mind 100% into these kinds of things lately.
Can anyone shed any light?
Thanks!
eo