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Renee
Using pizza for analogy..
There are 10 check boxes to select pizza toppings. There are common choices
of pizza on a drop down, one being custom.
On the close event of the form, I have the following:
Dim intX As Integer
Dim strMulti As String
intX = Me.Check_1 + Me.Check_2 + Me.Check_3 + Me.Check_4 + _
Me.Check_5 + Me.Check_6 + Me.Check_7 + Me.Check_8 + _
Me.Check_9 + Me.Check_10
If Me.Type.Value = 13 And intX <= -2 Then ‘Type = Custom w/ 2+ toppings
If Me.Check_1 = True Then strMulti = "1 "
If Me.Check_2 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "2 "
If Me.Check_3 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "3 "
If Me.Check_4 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "4 "
If Me.Check_5 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "5 "
If Me.Check_6 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "6 "
If Me.Check_7 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "7 "
If Me.Check_8 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "8 "
If Me.Check_9 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "9 "
If Me.Check_10 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "10 "
strMulti = RTrim([strMulti]) ‘remove any trailing spaces
Me.Multi_Combo = strMulti
DoCmd.close
Else
DoCmd.close
End If
My reasoning is so I can group on the field Multi_Combo & use the Count
function to show how many of each selected combo there were. Then in a pie
report show the most popular combinations.
How can I extract from the Multi_Combo field to make the titles/legend?
Example:
If 1 is in the Multi_Combo field, look at the tbl_Toppings for ingredient
ID# 1, and select the “Toppingâ€â€¦
Doing this once for each of the 10 toppings, so I might end up showing:
“Pepperoni, Ham, and Pineapple†as one combination, “Jalapeno, Sausage, and
Olive†as another, etc.
Thanks in advance for your time!
Renee
There are 10 check boxes to select pizza toppings. There are common choices
of pizza on a drop down, one being custom.
On the close event of the form, I have the following:
Dim intX As Integer
Dim strMulti As String
intX = Me.Check_1 + Me.Check_2 + Me.Check_3 + Me.Check_4 + _
Me.Check_5 + Me.Check_6 + Me.Check_7 + Me.Check_8 + _
Me.Check_9 + Me.Check_10
If Me.Type.Value = 13 And intX <= -2 Then ‘Type = Custom w/ 2+ toppings
If Me.Check_1 = True Then strMulti = "1 "
If Me.Check_2 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "2 "
If Me.Check_3 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "3 "
If Me.Check_4 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "4 "
If Me.Check_5 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "5 "
If Me.Check_6 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "6 "
If Me.Check_7 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "7 "
If Me.Check_8 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "8 "
If Me.Check_9 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "9 "
If Me.Check_10 = True Then strMulti = strMulti & "10 "
strMulti = RTrim([strMulti]) ‘remove any trailing spaces
Me.Multi_Combo = strMulti
DoCmd.close
Else
DoCmd.close
End If
My reasoning is so I can group on the field Multi_Combo & use the Count
function to show how many of each selected combo there were. Then in a pie
report show the most popular combinations.
How can I extract from the Multi_Combo field to make the titles/legend?
Example:
If 1 is in the Multi_Combo field, look at the tbl_Toppings for ingredient
ID# 1, and select the “Toppingâ€â€¦
Doing this once for each of the 10 toppings, so I might end up showing:
“Pepperoni, Ham, and Pineapple†as one combination, “Jalapeno, Sausage, and
Olive†as another, etc.
Thanks in advance for your time!
Renee