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Data Lookup in MS Access

by Abedin <abedinm@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 3, 2008 at 08:13 PM

Hi all,

I have tables of calling rates. I have 5 tables as follows:

Table Name
Field Name (Data Type)
Description

_tblAccount
AccountID (AutoNumber), AccountType, AccountDescription
It's an account type such as pre paid or post paid


_tblEmployees
EmployeeID (AutoNumber), FirstName, LastName, Mobile1, Mobile2,
Mobile3, WorkPhone1, WorkPhone2


_tblProvider
ProviderID (AutoNumber), AccountID (Number), CompanyName, ....
list of all the providers. I have 7 providers (7 rows) so far.


_tblProviderRates
ProviderRatesID (AutoNumber), ProviderID (Number), CountryCode,
Country, Rates
I have different rates from 7 different providers. All these dates
depend on Country Codes. One country code can have more than 1 rates.


_tblRe****t
Re****tID (AutoNumber), EmployeeID (Number), ProviderID (Number),
ProviderRatesID (Number), Re****tDate (Text), CountryCode (Number),
CallingSec (Number), CallingMin (Number), CallingHour (Number),
NewRate (Currency), NewRateDate (Date/Time)
This is a detail table. I am im****ting from excel sheet EmployeeID,
ProviderID, Re****tDate, CountryCode, and CallingSec in this table.

What I want is ProviderRatesID must show me the provider name so that
I can include rates in this detail table from tblProviderRates.

For example, I have customers who have used 3 different providers with
3 different rates. I want to show them in my tblRe****t table.

Now, they supposed to match with calling codes as for example again;
provider A rates for CountryCode 1 is 0.009 and provider B rates for
CountryCode 1 is 0.010. I want to see these rates in my tblRe****t.
Once I have this I can do some artihmetic.

Thanks.
 




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Data Lookup in MS Access
Abedin <abedinm@[EMAIL  2008-05-03 20:13:04 

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