I have this:
SELECT tblClient.[Printed Name], tblClient.[Address 1]
, tblClient.[Address 2], tblClient.City, tblClient.State
, tblClient.Zip, tblClient.Phone, tblClient.[Email Address]
FROM tblClient
INNER JOIN tblCurrent
ON tblClient.[Client Code] = tblCurrent.Client
GROUP BY tblClient.[Printed Name], tblClient.[Address 1]
, tblClient.[Address 2], tblClient.City, tblClient.State
, tblClient.Zip, tblClient.Phone, tblClient.[Email Address]
, tblCurrent.[Date Ordered]
HAVING (((tblCurrent.[Date Ordered])>#6/27/2013#))
ORDER BY tblClient.[Printed Name];
Now I need to get a count and sort by the number of times each unique "Printed Name" shows up.
I've looked all over but can't figure this out from other questions people have asked. I'm not usually the one at my company that has to mess with Access. It seems like this is probably a simple problem, but I'm noobier than noob.
Any help would be appreciated.
Best Answer
Try this