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CodePudding user response:
Seems very simple,
CodePudding user response:
Seems should be a little - qiangCodePudding user response:
Seemingly keyword queries can use Partition, haven't tried using date/time, an example of digital section below (DAO, SQL string also applies to ADO) :Dim db As DAO. The Database
Dim the rs As DAO. You
Set the db=DBEngine. OpenDatabase (" C: \ Program Files \ Microsoft Visual Studio \ VB98 \ Nwind MDB ")
Set the rs=db. OpenRecordset (" SELECT DISTINCTROW Partition (/freight, 0, 500, 50) AS the Range, the Count (Orders. Freight) AS the Count From the Orders GROUP BY Partition ((freight), 0500, 50) ")
The Set Data1.
you=rs
Results:
The Range Count
Zero: 49 469
50:99 174
100:149 70
44, 150-199
25, 200-249
13, 250-299
4, 300-349
11, 350-399
3, 400-449
4, 450-499
501:13
CodePudding user response:
If the string is equipment receiving, I like to insert data into you (not inserted into the database), direct use can filter and sort out the results you wantCodePudding user response:
A beginner, learning how to learn