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December 1st, 2005, 10:16 PM
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Help With Expression Please
On Thu, 1 Dec 2005 16:42:03 +0000 (UTC), Saxman
wrote: =DCount("*","Clients","[Therapy1] = '1'")+DCount("*","Clients","[Therapy2] = '1'")+DCount("*","Clients","[Therapy3] = '1'")+DCount("*","Clients","[Therapy4] = '1'")+DCount("*","Clients","[Therapy5] = '1'")+DCount("*","Clients","[Therapy6] = '1'") I see you got a solution... BUT. Part of the problem is that your table structure is non normalized. If you have six therapies for a client, someday you might need seven. What do you do then? Restructure your table, rewrite all your queries, redesign all your forms? If you have a Many (clients) to Many (therapies) relationship... model it as a many to many relationship, with a ClientTherapy table with one row for each therapy/client combination. John W. Vinson[MVP] 
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