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manpreet
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3 years ago
I am trying to use the same MS Access report but have it be filtered to only present names of students matching certain criteria. The different filters will be made into separately titled reports for easier access.
Our school defines 69 or below as a failing exam score.
If the score for the most recent exam is at or below 69 AND the student has scored at or below 69 on any ONE previous exam, the student needs to show up in the At Risk Report.
If the score for the student's most recent exam is at or below 69 AND the student has scored at or below 69 on any TWO previous exams, they need to show up in the Academic Board Report.
How would I code this? Would I enter it on the filter settings in my query, or somewhere else?
Current database design: