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i don't mean to cause issues with this. sorry for that. i am a novice user but i do use Access & Excel often. they are both great tools. i was wondering why MS Office (note the word 'Office') would not allow this at an entry level user, i.e. students, small offices, small businesses, etc. not...

no point - just asking for some help. how could i do this? multiply a selected column by a constant within a table. is this functionality asked about much? i need this to use coming in the back door of an appz that uses Access. the appz allows such if you know how. its not locked. thanks...

i understand SS and relational DBs are different for different uses, etc. but . . . why not have this functionality if needed. surely it would not be hard to include. is common for all relational DBs on the market? it sure seems this feature would make a much more useful tool. actually i do...

yep, like an EXcel SS. this seems it would be a common request, right? is this hard to do? why would MS drop this function? is someone saying to manually use a query based on that table, manually selected the row/column? i could use a calculator and a mouse while in Access also . . . that...

yes at the table level. no test criteria. thanks, billy

some rows need x constant others by different constant within the same column and table. i am wanting to do doing this outside of an appz that uses Access in order to save time and reduce errors. does this answer your question? thanks, billy

hello all, i bet this has been asked b4 > how can i perform basic math on Access db columns? i need to multiply a constant by the present column value ($). the kicker is also only doing partial rows, i.e. some rows X .96, some rows x .99, etc. if you could hi-lite rows/columns, then do...