I have a MakeTable query in Access that I am working on. I want to make it so that one of the fields in the table being created will be a list of dates in chronological orde
You can create a query:
SELECT DISTINCT
Abs([id] Mod 10) AS N
FROM
MsysObjects;
Save this as qdxNumber10
Now create a query with a Cartesian Join (multiplying) to generate your dates:
SELECT
DateAdd("d",[qdxNumber10_0].[N]+[qdxNumber10_1].[N]*10+[qdxNumber10_2].[N]*100,#2/1/2015#) AS [Date]
FROM
qdxNumber10 AS qdxNumber10_0,
qdxNumber10 AS qdxNumber10_1,
qdxNumber10 AS qdxNumber10_2
WHERE
DateAdd("d",[qdxNumber10_0].[N]+[qdxNumber10_1].[N]*10+[qdxNumber10_2].[N]*100,#2/1/2015#) <= #11/30/2015#;
Use this as source when you create your table.
To generate all dates for the current year, use:
SELECT
DateAdd("d",[qdxNumber10_0].[N]+[qdxNumber10_1].[N]*10+[qdxNumber10_2].[N]*100,DateSerial(Year(Date()),1,1)) AS [Date]
FROM
qdxNumber10 AS qdxNumber10_0,
qdxNumber10 AS qdxNumber10_1,
qdxNumber10 AS qdxNumber10_2
WHERE
DateAdd("d",[qdxNumber10_0].[N]+[qdxNumber10_1].[N]*10+[qdxNumber10_2].[N]*100,DateSerial(Year(Date()),1,1)) <= DateSerial(Year(Date()),12,31);
or use DateSerial
directly:
SELECT
DateSerial(Year(Date()),1,1+[qdxNumber10_0].[N]+[qdxNumber10_1].[N]*10+[qdxNumber10_2].[N]*100) AS [Date]
FROM
qdxNumber10 AS qdxNumber10_0,
qdxNumber10 AS qdxNumber10_1,
qdxNumber10 AS qdxNumber10_2
WHERE
DateSerial(Year(Date()),1,1+[qdxNumber10_0].[N]+[qdxNumber10_1].[N]*10+[qdxNumber10_2].[N]*100) <= DateSerial(Year(Date()),12,31);
I'd create a table with three fields:
[Snapshot Date] date
[CountA] number
[CountB] number
Fill the Snapshot Date
column in with a wide range of dates (yours inclusive) -- you can do this through code or just cut/paste from a spreadsheet.
Then save a crosstab query similar to this:
TRANSFORM Avg([All Dates].[CountB]) AS DeleteMe
SELECT [All Dates].[CountA]
FROM [All Dates]
WHERE [All Dates].[Snapshot Date] Between #1/2/2015# and #11/30/2015#
GROUP BY [All Dates].[CountA]
PIVOT [All Dates].[Snapshot Date];
(once you save this query, you should be able to switch to design view and see what the designer looks like)
Assuming the crosstab query above was named All Dates Crosstab
, you could:
select *
into [My New Table]
from [All Dates Crosstab]