Extrat data in Table A from Table B

isaacwel01

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Please to help me for the problem of access.

there are two table, One is history (Table A), One is match (Table B).

Table A include all data. Table B is a list used to search information.

Table B, There are

Company 1 Compnay 2
1 A E
2 B C
3 F A

Company A and Company B is a pair of data want to search.


Table B there are many history data

Only use a set one to example now, i Would like to search the times appear

A E
E A
A E
A E
total 4 times

B C
C B
total 2 times



and result want to


Company 1 Compnay 2 Times
1 A E 4
2 B C 2
3 F A 3

Also can set the cut off date, for exmaple Since 2014 to now.


Thank you very much, and my english is very bad. sorry for that.

The access file is in http://www.2shared.com/file/XIgMoC8c/example.html .
Thank you very much
 
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a bit wong sorry. Again The Question


Please to help me for the problem of access.

there are two table, One is history (Table A), One is match (Table B).

Table A include all data. Table B is a list used to search information.

Table B, There are

Company 1 Compnay 2
1 A E
2 B C
3 F A

Company A and Company B is a pair of data want to search.



Table B there are many history data

Only use a set one to example now, i Would like to search the times appear

Company 1 Company 2 Business Project
A E 1 0
E A 0 1
A E 0 1
A E 0 1
total 1 3

B C 1 0
C B 1 0
Total 2 0

and result want to


Company 1 Compnay 2 Business Project Business % Project %
1 A E 1 3 25.00% 75.00%
2 B C 2 0 100.00 % 0.00%



Also can set the cut off date, for exmaple Since 2014 to now.


Thank you very much, and my english is very bad. sorry for that.

The access file is in http://www.2shared.com/file/XIgMoC8c/example.html .
Thank you very much
 
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