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    SHogan is offline Novice
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    How to make Report omitting "Done" jobs?

    This is my first ACCESS project so be gentle.



    I made a Table that outputs to a Report that sorts by the "Next Deadline"
    What I need help with is: I need the report to omit (not show) any job that has the Phase value of "Done"

    I've attached my file.
    Any help would be totally appreciated as I have almost no Excel/Access experience and need to impress my new Boss.
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    Have you used the Query builders to create a query that will return just the records you want yet?

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    SHogan is offline Novice
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    No, I just used the Wizard to get the report showing the sorted Table. Like I said I'm really green but appreciate any help.

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    Play with the Query wizard. When you get the recordset you want then you can make it the RecordSource of the Report.

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    In the Record source of the report, Remove Table1 and past this SQL:

    SELECT Table1.ID, Table1.[Project Name], Table1.Client, Table1.Market, Table1.Phase, Table1.[Next Deadline], Table1.[Due Date], Table1.PM, Table1.[Job Number] FROM Table1 WHERE (((Table1.Phase)<>"Done"));

    Alex

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    SHogan is offline Novice
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    Thank You

    Quote Originally Posted by Alex Motilal View Post
    In the Record source of the report, Remove Table1 and past this SQL:

    SELECT Table1.ID, Table1.[Project Name], Table1.Client, Table1.Market, Table1.Phase, Table1.[Next Deadline], Table1.[Due Date], Table1.PM, Table1.[Job Number] FROM Table1 WHERE (((Table1.Phase)<>"Done"));

    Alex
    Thank you SO much Alex! I am so new at ACCESS and you have been of great help with that one line. If you need any AUTOCAD help I'm your guy.

    Sean

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    Alex Motilal is offline Competent Performer
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    Quote Originally Posted by SHogan View Post
    Thank you SO much Alex! I am so new at ACCESS and you have been of great help with that one line. If you need any AUTOCAD help I'm your guy.
    Happy that I could help you. I think you can mark this thread 'Solved'.

    Alex

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