Derrick_0690
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Good afternoon everyone.
I am having some trouble with a query that I am trying to build. It is probably an easy problem to fix, so please don't laugh at me. I just can't figure it out for some reason.
I have a totals query (Cumulative Totals Query) that is designed to sum up the values in each field of my table (Daily Figures).
No problem there. That works fine.
But now I need to run a query (Rolling Cumulative Totals Query) that will allow me to enter a specific date range. I want only the data within that date range to be summed up.
I built up a query, however it wont sum anything up. It just lists it all.
Example of what it is doing:
DMS ID Redact
Cu0002 31
Cu0002 31
Example of what I need it to do:
Date Range: [Start Date]
[End Date]
DMS ID Redact
Cu0002 62
Can anyone help me out? Not sure if it is the DSum function that I need to use or not. I am a beginner at access so I dont know how to do any programming. I know how to use wizards and the expression builder, but thats about it.
Regards,
Derrick
I am having some trouble with a query that I am trying to build. It is probably an easy problem to fix, so please don't laugh at me. I just can't figure it out for some reason.
I have a totals query (Cumulative Totals Query) that is designed to sum up the values in each field of my table (Daily Figures).
No problem there. That works fine.
But now I need to run a query (Rolling Cumulative Totals Query) that will allow me to enter a specific date range. I want only the data within that date range to be summed up.
I built up a query, however it wont sum anything up. It just lists it all.
Example of what it is doing:
DMS ID Redact
Cu0002 31
Cu0002 31
Example of what I need it to do:
Date Range: [Start Date]
[End Date]
DMS ID Redact
Cu0002 62
Can anyone help me out? Not sure if it is the DSum function that I need to use or not. I am a beginner at access so I dont know how to do any programming. I know how to use wizards and the expression builder, but thats about it.
Regards,
Derrick