Hello again! The most annoying thing about my question is how to word it (and therefore how to search existing threads for similar problems).
I'm building a query and in a nutshell I have two columns and want to add a third which will multiply the other two together. Simple!
BUT... the value in one of the columns is the result of the COUNT function, so if I try to multiply the two together, it isn't taking 'Count' into the calculation and thus my result is incorrect.
Is there a simple way to create an expression that recognises the result of the COUNT in column 1 before multiplying by the second column?
I've tried Expr1: [CountOfProduct]*[Quantity] but this results in a parameter box popping up, asking me to manually enter the figure for CountofProduct
Thanks in advance
I'm building a query and in a nutshell I have two columns and want to add a third which will multiply the other two together. Simple!
BUT... the value in one of the columns is the result of the COUNT function, so if I try to multiply the two together, it isn't taking 'Count' into the calculation and thus my result is incorrect.
Is there a simple way to create an expression that recognises the result of the COUNT in column 1 before multiplying by the second column?
I've tried Expr1: [CountOfProduct]*[Quantity] but this results in a parameter box popping up, asking me to manually enter the figure for CountofProduct
Thanks in advance