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October 31st, 2007, 02:05 AM
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MS Access and using the Average function in a report
Help pleaes.
i am trying to do a project where i need to make a report which is sweet but where i am struggling is where they also want to find out an average on the amount of days someone has stayed but only being new to the calculations using MS Access i have no idea how they work in there only in Excel please help me if you can -- Life is but a Dream... Reality is the Real Nightmare 
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October 31st, 2007, 04:59 AM
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MS Access and using the Average function in a report
In any report or group (not page) header or footer, you can use a text box
with a control source like: =Avg(DateDiff("d",[StartDate], [EndDate]) If you can't figure this out, then come back with enough information regarding your report record source and maybe some sample data and desired display. -- Duane Hookom Microsoft Access MVP "Marc Gander" wrote: Help pleaes. i am trying to do a project where i need to make a report which is sweet but where i am struggling is where they also want to find out an average on the amount of days someone has stayed but only being new to the calculations using MS Access i have no idea how they work in there only in Excel please help me if you can -- Life is but a Dream... Reality is the Real Nightmare
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