Referencing other tables

Hello all,
I am using this setup for a check book.
Table 1 has all of my purchases and deposits.
I would like to have Table 2 (left) to have all of the "Aldi" & "Walmart" (dates included) purchases in Table 1.
I would also like Table 3 (right) to have all purchases "Gas" (dates included) in Table 1.
When a new entry ("Gas", "Aldi", or "Walmart") is entered in Table 1, I would like those to appear in their proper tables.
Note: Table one has up to 600+ rows.
I hope that this all makes sense.
Thank you for your help!

Hi Piano Boy,
Here's a way to do what you are asking:
The column called Code can be hidden. It is there to facilitate a search.
The expression in Code is:
=B&COUNTIF(OFFSET($B$1, 0,0,ROW()), B)
The expression in Column A of Walmart is:
=IFERROR(INDEX(Expenditures, MATCH("Walmart"&ROW()-1, Expenditures :: D, 0), 1), "")
and the expression in Column B of Walmart is:
=IFERROR(INDEX(Expenditures, MATCH("Walmart"&ROW()-1, Expenditures :: D, 0), 3), "")
I'll leave it to you to alter the last two expressions for the Aldi table.
Jerry

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I'm trying to construct a quote tool for my resellers and partners. My software product has a different selling price determined by the licence type, licence size and some vertical market positioning.
In my example, if my partner ticks the box for "Annual Subscription" and "1 Year", I'd like "Licence Cost" in the table below to present the 1 Year Licnce Price from the table on the top right.
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Hi,
I've hit a (for me) unexplainable problem;
Situation:
- Table T in schema A
- View V in schema B, referencing the table T from schema A (B has SELECT/REFERENCES privileges on table T)
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A wouldn't give access WITH GRANT OPTION to B if B wasn't trusted to
propagate to other users, but what if he isn't?
I'm not saying WITH GRANT OPTION is bad, it's actually very useful in
probably 99% of the cases. I just don't know why it's enforced to be used.I'm not understanding what you're not understanding.
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Connected.
SQL> grant select on t to b with grant option
2 /
Grant succeeded.
SQL> grant select on t to c
2 /
Grant succeeded.
SQL> conn b/b
Connected.
SQL> grant select on v to c
2 /
Grant succeeded.
SQL> conn c/c
Connected.
SQL> select * from b.v
2 /
        C1 C
         3 C
SQL> conn a/a
Connected.
SQL> revoke select on t from b
2 /
Revoke succeeded.
SQL> conn c/c
Connected.
SQL> select * from b.v
2 /
select * from b.v
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-04063: view "B.V" has errors
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Connected.
SQL> grant select on t to b
2 /
Grant succeeded.
SQL> conn c/c
Connected.
SQL> select * from b.v
2 /
select * from b.v
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
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2 /
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I have a vendor leadger report displaying vendor balance statement witj all line item details, all data is present in One final table this final table i hvae shown in output but along with this in the first line in output i want to display openig balance of that vendor and in the last line i want to display closing balance of that vendor in the period for opening balance and closing balabce i have that amount in the diffrent tables or fileds how to display that amount in output along with my Final table .
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hi ,
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can any one let me know how to do it?
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Connected.
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14
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I am using 10g and is very new to triggers and I hope I can gain some advises here.
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txt1B null
col1 ‘new orders'
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------------------------------my trigger -------------------------------------
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FOR EACH ROW
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sqlStmt VARCHAR2(2000); -- the SQL statement
BEGIN
sqlStmt := 'UPDATE log1 a SET 1=1 ';
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END IF
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END IF
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------repeat more IF THEN for other tables
EXCEPTION
WHEN
-- exception handling
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txt1 varchar2(20),
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txt1B varchar2(20),
col1 varchar2(20),
col2A number(6),
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txt1B varchar2(20),
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I try to run
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lvQueryStr VARCHAR2(30000);
lvTempDate VARCHAR2(100);
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lvQueryStr := pSql;
IF pVal IS NOT NULL THEN
dbms_output.put_line('pVal = ' || pVal);
lvTempDate := TO_CHAR(pVal, 'DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS');
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Hi,
I cannot figure out how to create a trigger that will insert data based on if a old.field != new.field. If the field was changed in
one table tbl_test then insert that record into the other table tbl_test_history. This is a little different since I want to insert a record if a update
took place. The update will still take place in tbl_test but I want a insert to take place in tbl_test_history.
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(ORANGE,
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BANANA,
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BEGIN
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then
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2        'do the calculations here'
3        else
4        'no value in the FAC_POS table so do the ELSE PART'
5       end CASE ,
6       mtf.EXT_FID
7          FROM
8       D_F_MAP MTF,
9             FAC   EFAC,
10             TRADING       EST,
11             FAC_POS         FLEN,
12             USERS_MAP custmap
13       WHERE mtf.SRC_FID = efac.FID (+)
14         AND mtf.SRC_DID = efac.DID (+)
15         AND efac.TFID = est.TFID
16         AND mtf.EXT_FID (+) = flen.FID
17         AND mtf.EXT_DID (+) = flen.DID
18      AND custmap.SRC_CUST_ID   = est.SID (+)
19         AND custmap.EXT_CUST_ID = flen.CUSTID (+)
20      and est.TFID =14;
no rows selected
SQL> SELECT case when flen.FPID is not null then
2        'do the calculations here'
3        else
4          'no value in the FAC_POS table so do the ELSE PART'
5       end CASE ,
6       flen.CUSTID FROM TRADING EST, USERS_MAP,FAC_POS FLEN,FAC EFAC, D_F_MAP MTF
7 WHERE
8   EST.SID = USERS_MAP.SRC_CUST_ID        (+) AND
9   USERS_MAP.EXT_CUST_ID   = flen.CUSTID (+) AND
10   MTF.SRC_DID (+) = EFAC.DID         AND
11   MTF.SRC_FID (+) = EFAC.FID        AND
12   efac.TFID = est.TFID         AND
13   mtf.EXT_FID (+) = flen.FID                 AND
14   mtf.EXT_DID (+) = flen.DID     AND
15   est.TFID =14
16 /
MTF.SRC_FID (+) = EFAC.FID        AND
ERROR at line 11:
ORA-01417: a table may be outer joined to at most one other table
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SOURCE VARCHAR2(10) not null,
SRC_DID VARCHAR2(8) not null,
SRC_FID VARCHAR2(10) not null,
EXT_DID VARCHAR2(20),
EXT_FID VARCHAR2(20)
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TFID NUMBER,
SRC   VARCHAR2(10),
DID   NUMBER,
FID   NUMBER,
CSAMT NUMBER
create table FAC_POS
FPID   NUMBER,
CUSTID NUMBER,
SRC    VARCHAR2(10),
DID    NUMBER,
FID    NUMBER,
SPOS   NUMBER
create table PASS_OVER
TFID VARCHAR2(20) not null,
FLG VARCHAR2(1)
create table TRADING
TFID NUMBER not null,
SRC   VARCHAR2(10),
TDATE DATE,
BID   NUMBER,
SID   NUMBER
create table USERS_MAP
SRC_CUST_ID VARCHAR2(8) not null,
EXT_CUST_ID VARCHAR2(20),
SRC         VARCHAR2(10) not null
insert into D_F_MAP (SOURCE, SRC_DID, SRC_FID, EXT_DID, EXT_FID)
values ('KP', '854', '7754', '101', '1202');
insert into D_F_MAP (SOURCE, SRC_DID, SRC_FID, EXT_DID, EXT_FID)
values ('KP', '4545', '4444', '504', '1604');
insert into D_F_MAP (SOURCE, SRC_DID, SRC_FID, EXT_DID, EXT_FID)
values ('KP', '7858', '9646', '604', '1705');
insert into D_F_MAP (SOURCE, SRC_DID, SRC_FID, EXT_DID, EXT_FID)
values ('MS', '8799', '4544', '987', '1654');
insert into FAC (TFID, SRC, DID, FID, CSAMT)
values (10, 'KP', 854, 7754, 85000);
insert into FAC (TFID, SRC, DID, FID, CSAMT)
values (11, 'KP', 854, 7754, 44000);
insert into FAC (TFID, SRC, DID, FID, CSAMT)
values (12, 'KP', 4545, 4444, 47000);
insert into FAC (TFID, SRC, DID, FID, CSAMT)
values (13, 'KP', 7858, 9646, 80000);
insert into FAC (TFID, SRC, DID, FID, CSAMT)
values (14, 'MS', 8799, 4544, 60000);
insert into FAC (TFID, SRC, DID, FID, CSAMT)
values (15, 'KP', 854, 7754, 66000);
insert into FAC_POS (FPID, CUSTID, SRC, DID, FID, SPOS)
values (94, 5555, 'EXT', 504, 1604, 6000);
insert into FAC_POS (FPID, CUSTID, SRC, DID, FID, SPOS)
values (90, 1111, 'EXT', 101, 1202, 1000);
insert into FAC_POS (FPID, CUSTID, SRC, DID, FID, SPOS)
values (91, 2222, 'EXT', 302, 3652, 1000);
insert into FAC_POS (FPID, CUSTID, SRC, DID, FID, SPOS)
values (92, 3333, 'EXT', 987, 1654, 6000);
insert into FAC_POS (FPID, CUSTID, SRC, DID, FID, SPOS)
values (93, 4444, 'EXT', 604, 1705, 9000);
insert into TRADING (TFID, SRC, TDATE, BID, SID)
values (10, 'KP', to_date('10-02-2009', 'dd-mm-yyyy'), 1548, 96751);
insert into TRADING (TFID, SRC, TDATE, BID, SID)
values (11, 'KP', to_date('02-02-2009', 'dd-mm-yyyy'), 5468, 7895);
insert into TRADING (TFID, SRC, TDATE, BID, SID)
values (12, 'KP', to_date('20-02-2009', 'dd-mm-yyyy'), 1258, 6985);
insert into TRADING (TFID, SRC, TDATE, BID, SID)
values (13, 'KP', to_date('22-02-2009', 'dd-mm-yyyy'), 5468, 7865);
insert into TRADING (TFID, SRC, TDATE, BID, SID)
values (14, 'MS', to_date('18-02-2009', 'dd-mm-yyyy'), 4669, 6893);
insert into TRADING (TFID, SRC, TDATE, BID, SID)
values (15, 'KP', to_date('20-02-2009', 'dd-mm-yyyy'), 1548, 6975);
insert into USERS_MAP (SRC_CUST_ID, EXT_CUST_ID, SRC)
values ('9675', '1111', 'kp');
insert into USERS_MAP (SRC_CUST_ID, EXT_CUST_ID, SRC)
values ('5468', '2222', 'kp');
insert into USERS_MAP (SRC_CUST_ID, EXT_CUST_ID, SRC)
values ('6893', '3333', 'kp');
insert into USERS_MAP (SRC_CUST_ID, EXT_CUST_ID, SRC)
values ('5468', '4444', 'kp');
insert into USERS_MAP (SRC_CUST_ID, EXT_CUST_ID, SRC)
values ('7865', '5555', 'kp');
insert into USERS_MAP (SRC_CUST_ID, EXT_CUST_ID, SRC)
values ('6975', '6666', 'kp');
insert into USERS_MAP (SRC_CUST_ID, EXT_CUST_ID, SRC)
values ('6975', '7777', 'kp');
insert into USERS_MAP (SRC_CUST_ID, EXT_CUST_ID, SRC)
values ('6985', '8888', 'kp');Thanks.

Hi,
Thanks for posting the sample data in such a useful form! I'm sorry, I'm not at a database now, so I can't run it.
What are the correct results you want from that data?
You can outer-join to more than one table using ANSI notation.
Another solution is to do some of the joins in a sub-query. It looks like the problem is with the est table. If you join all the tables except est in a sub-query, then you can join est to that result set in the main query.
If you "want to display the data even if there is no corresponding data in the fac_pos table.", and fac_pos is being called flen, then you have the + signs in the wrong places.
16         AND mtf.EXT_FID (+) = flen.FID
17         AND mtf.EXT_DID (+) = flen.DID means "display data from flen even if there is no match in mtf".

Lookup if number falls within a range defined in the other table

Hello!
In the first table column A I have text strings, and in column B I have character count for that string ( =len(A1))
Texts
length
picture
Lorem ipsum dolores est ...
48
This is a fien day for ...
69
In the other table I have set columns with upper and lower bonds and resulting value they should return
low
high
result
0
58
cl1.png
59
101
cl2.png
I need formula to put in first table "picture" column the value of the second table column "result" if
number "length" falls withing "low" and "high" range.
Normaly I'd use LOOKUP, but here are two columns ... ?
Janis

Janis,
I'd suggest that you use MATCH in conjunction with INDEX or OFFSET or INDIRECT to retrieve the data in the row with the smallest number that exceeds the search value.
Jerry

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