CrazyKillerMan
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Maybe someone out there can tell me what I am doing wrong. Cause I am loosing my mind today!!!
SELECT tbl_equipment.Equipment, Sum(tbl_log.[Off Time]) AS [Off Time]
FROM tbl_equipment INNER JOIN tbl_log ON tbl_equipment.Equipment = tbl_log.Equipment
WHERE (((tbl_equipment.Equipment)=[Forms]![frm_equip_outtage]![combo_equipment]));
Gives me the error: "You tried to execute a query that does not include the specified expression 'Equipment' as part of an aggregate function."
What gives? This is a failry simple query. What I want to accomplish is totaling the Off Time for the equipment that the user selects. Is this impossible (nothing is really impossible in Access is it?).
SELECT tbl_equipment.Equipment, Sum(tbl_log.[Off Time]) AS [Off Time]
FROM tbl_equipment INNER JOIN tbl_log ON tbl_equipment.Equipment = tbl_log.Equipment
WHERE (((tbl_equipment.Equipment)=[Forms]![frm_equip_outtage]![combo_equipment]));
Gives me the error: "You tried to execute a query that does not include the specified expression 'Equipment' as part of an aggregate function."
What gives? This is a failry simple query. What I want to accomplish is totaling the Off Time for the equipment that the user selects. Is this impossible (nothing is really impossible in Access is it?).