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Daily, Weekly, Monthly Yearly, Variance, Average Make sure database run correctly. Please check out the formula [login to view URL]!39146&authkey=!AC8JonpG30EkDeo&ithint=folder%2c I’m looking for someone that is very fumier with Microsoft access date formulas . I would like to have a Microsoft access 2013 database built that will take my table that consist of years of data that I can update the database daily I would like following reports created Group by ClientName ClientNumber Sub Grouping CollectorNumber CollectorName DateofPayment Then vice versa Grouping CollectorNumber CollectorName Sub Grouping ClientName ClientNumber DateofPayment I also attached a screen shot of what my other data base looks like that I'm hoping if functions the same. When creating the database only use working days and remove holidays Reports 1. MTD 2. Previous Month 3. Previous Week Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 4. YTD 5. Prior Years 6. Variance 7. Average 8. Monday Collector/First of the week 9. Tuesday Collector/Second day of the week 10. Wednesday Collector/ Third day of the week 11. Thursday Collector/Fourth day of the week 12. Friday Collector/Firth day of the week 13. Variance 14. Average Daily 15. Week1 16. Week2 17. Week3 18. Week4 19. Variance 20. Average Weekly 21. Average Collectors by week to week 22. Average Collectors by Month to Month • Report for the following 7 Data Points (2014 Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 and 2015 Q1, Q2, Q3) • Data points. (Quarter one = Jan-Mar; Q2 = Apr-Jun; Q3 = Jul – Sep; Q4 = Oct – Dec) • Once this is completed I would like to create four presentable reports I have some Report templates that I would like to be used, with an understanding that you may have to add another sub row grouping and sorting. Need to create a table that allows me to Group and Sort Clients and Collectors. Will need to look at Database by Deign View With the exact structure for my incoming placement but now I was one built for the Collection side. I can show you the one I have if it helps, But you need to be very good at date formulas