SQL in MS-Access: Using COUNT, JOIN and returning 0s -
Apologies for this post, but although there are some examples on the site, I can not just get to do my work . / P>
Then I have two tables:
A telephony table
id | Name | Grade Id 1 Richard 1 2 Allen 1 3 Peter
I also have a grade table:
id | Name 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 Anyway, I am trying to use COUNT () and return any 0 using the telephony table, using the following query Return, in which the following query is used: SELECT telephony. GridID, COUNT (*) Telephony with a telfoni LEFT joining grade. Graded = Grade. Telephony by ID Group Grid-order from Order 1;
This query meets all but will not return all grades with 0 entries:
grade | Total 1 2
Please help me I am using Microsoft Access 2003.
Thank you for all your help
Any thoughts?
Thanks
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I think that's what you want:
BTW: "name" is a bad name for a column because it's a reserved word.
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