Help With Query

I am new at this so your patience and help is appreciate in advance. I have
5
tables that are updated with call center stats. The common field across all
tables is the associate. Some of the tables are updated daily while others
may be updated once a w.
I want to sum all the stats by associate from these tables and using weighte
d
formulas report on their performance. I need to be able to provide the user
with reporting for a date range that will be entered through a Web page
(begin date / end date).
How do I go about doing this? Link all the tables by associate, do the sums
and then the formulas within the same query or run separate queries for each
table and then link results via associate? My main problem is being able to
pass the date range. I've done this in ACCESS with a form as the central
input for the date range, but don't know how in MS-SQL.
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As for the general process for doing this...
Start by joining the necessary tables together and making sure you are
retrieving the rows you want.
The add in the date criteria. Again, make sure these are the rows you want.
Then add in the summaries. Make sure these are the results you want.
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> I am new at this so your patience and help is appreciate in advance. I
have 5
> tables that are updated with call center stats. The common field across
all
> tables is the associate. Some of the tables are updated daily while others
> may be updated once a w.
> I want to sum all the stats by associate from these tables and using
weighted
> formulas report on their performance. I need to be able to provide the
user
> with reporting for a date range that will be entered through a Web page
> (begin date / end date).
> How do I go about doing this? Link all the tables by associate, do the
sums
> and then the formulas within the same query or run separate queries for
each
> table and then link results via associate? My main problem is being able
to
> pass the date range. I've done this in ACCESS with a form as the central
> input for the date range, but don't know how in MS-SQL.
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