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Thanks for the quick reply. I actually tried =[Postage] + [ProgTotal], but it just gives me £1.50£1.00 I think the problem is that Postage and ProgTotal are the names of the text boxes (rather than the control source). Should I be trying to say like Postage.value?

Am I missing something simple here? I have several text boxes, which I want to add the values. I have tried these formulae, but dont work: =Sum([Postage],[ProgTotal]) =Sum([Postage] + [ProgTotal]) =DSum([Postage],[ProgTotal]) Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks - Yeh i have been checking them out. This is the layout each class has in the book: Category 1: Class 1, Class 2, Class 3, Class 4 Category 2: Class 10, Class 11, Class 12, Class 13 .... Category 9: Class 110, Class 111, Class 112 The idea is that within each category each class...

Hi there, Regarding my dance classes database: The dance classes are split up into categories, and within each category there are a number of dance classes. I have an 'Order Number' Field. Now, each class has a number assigned to it,which is listed in the 'syllabus'. Every year some...

Ok - Thankyou for the reply! I'll check that out - What I am planning to do is to create a sort of online application form which submits data into the Access database. Hope this is possible!

Hi Guys, I've been sampling a few software possibilities for a project I am thinking of carrying out. Can anyone tell me if it is possible to -Connect to an Access database over the Web -View data from the database via a website -Add/Edit data via a website. Many Thanks, Loo