We have a requirement to find corporate offices within a certain distance of a zip code
Requirements:
Can be a spreadsheet or web app, something portable.
We have a master office list with different office type categories.
Users need to be able to upload or populate a second list with customer addresses or just zip codes, sometimes up to 15000 at a time, they then need to be able to select a distance (e.g. 10 Miles, 25 Miles etc) and then select one or multiple office categories to display the results of offices within the selected mileage range, is there something already available to do this or does someone have an example?
Thanks ahead
This is essentially a store locator, but instead of stores you have corporate offices. Here is a step by step guide on how to create a store locator using Bing Maps: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn948092.aspx
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I am a complete newbie to access, i believe the last time i used it was probably in 1997. I am looking for some advice/help.
I am trying to create a database that pulls in data, ideally via a JSON API or if that wont work from an excel file which would be able to get the data from the API.
The project is as follows:
I am trying to create a database that would output a list of of football match fixtures with the prematch stats of the match.
In excel i have an API that successfully pulls in data (the statistics) across multiple different sheets (1 sheet per league). So there is a worksheet per league and each league statistics sheet has the teams of that league in the rows and then many columns which contain statistics for the team's home matches, away matches, and a combination of the both (overall).
Each league has a unique numerical ID and each team has a unique numerical ID.
I then have another sheet that pulls in via the API a list of the todays fixtures. Each fixture is on its own row and the columns contain other data including the unique team ID's and the unique league ID. What l would like to achieve is to dynamically/automatically create a whole new table that has the list of the fixtures but also shows the correlating stats of each team. So I guess by using the ID's of the teams from the "todays fixture" sheet is searches through the other tables, finds the relevant data and then generates a new sheet with all the fixtures and stats. Obviously it would need to work out who is playing at home and who away so it finds the relevant stats. I basically want to merge various pieces of information from different tables in a new unique table which i could then export to an excel file
Is this possible in access? Is it difficult?
Kind regards
I have a Google Sheets list of about 5,000 customers, almost all of which have phone numbers associated. Since many of our customers are from large companies with multiple offices, I'd like to segment as many as possible into their respective office locations. I thought that if possible to do this easily, it would probably be done using the area code of their work phone number. Does anyone know of a way to use that 3-digit area code to return city/state or zip code in Google Sheets?
One possible solution is to create another table that has states and their associated area codes(data can be cut and pasted into your sheet from here: https://www.freshworks.com/freshcaller-cloud-pbx/phone-numbers/us-area-codes/). Then once you have that those two tables you can perform a table merge between your customer table and the area code table(explanation with example here: https://davidmeindl.com/the-ultimate-google-sheets-formula-to-join-two-tables/).
I was tasked to make an app for my company that allows it's users to make an appointment at the office to limit the number of people present at the same time.
I have to make it in Microsoft Power Apps.
Can someone give me a hint on how to setup a variable for the user that will stay at that value even after the app is closed. I need them to have a limit of 8 days at the office.
Another variable that I need is how many reservations per day have been done. Same as before it needs to be remembered by the app even when the users leave it, it has to be the same value (330 to be precise) for all the users, and when one makes a reservation, it goes down by one. Another user will then see 329.
Do I need to make a a small data base table and have the values stored there ?
The easiest method would be to make a one row SharePoint list and store your retentive information there.
Using MS Access 2013 I created a table to track load data for a trucking company using teams of 2 drivers per load trip. The table stores driver1 and driver2 and the total miles for each load trip. Both drivers get paid for the same miles per trip. I need to print a report listing each individual driver and the total miles from each load he participated in. Since each driver may be driver1 on some loads and driver2 on others I'm not sure how to approach such a report. I could print 2 reports, one for driver1 and one for driver2 and then manually add the driver totals together but I would like to do this in one report listing each driver and the total miles he would be paid for. Any help would be appreciated.
Use a union query as the source for your report. SELECT Driver1, Miles FROM tblTrips UNION Driver2, Miles FROM tblTrips
I'm a newbie when it comes to Google Maps and all the technologies around it and I'm trying to learn a thing at a time.
I have managed to create my Google map from this example where I populate database with information on alumni of my university department and I want to have filters whereby when one selects say a year, it will show only alumni that graduated on a given year, or say only females or males,also filter by courses.
I'm trying to create something like a visualization tool for showing distribution of alumni across the united states based on the criteria.
In my database I store name, addresses, automatically geocode the addresses and store lat and lng, majors, year of graduation to name a few. I can't think of a way to have the drop down or say checkboxes for filtering the markers.
Well, to use gmap, you have to do a heavy javascript. I have done it this way:
When I render the page(php), I populate the javascript array with the values.
Then, I add listener to the drop-down. When value is changed, I evaluate selected value versus my JS array and then I send the coordinates from my array to google maps-show marker function; in addition, I have a hashmap where I store my markers (the one which are being shown on the map), so when I change the drop-down, I go over my hashmap and remove my markers from the map.
I am hoping this makes sense. In addition, I would suggest that you start using the json to populate your arrays dynamicly each time you need to acquire data from the DB.
I would suggest that you ask shorter questions and provide some code we could tickle it.