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Old April 11th, 2008, 09:45 AM posted to microsoft.public.access.forms
cel504
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Default Subform Calculations

Thanks for that and I undestand what you are saying.

Cel.

"ruralguy via AccessMonster.com" wrote:

It is a calculated value and therefore should not be in a table. There are
no triggers in Access so there is nothing in the table to keep that field
accurate.

cel504 wrote:
I think I may have confused you a little, what I was trying to get my head
around was,if it is possible to have an extra column on the subform table and
as you completed say columm one with a number, column two with a rate and the
third column would display the calculation of the first two colums. I have
done this is a query, but only interested if it was possible in a table.

Many thanks, Cel.

You can cause the calculating control to recalc in the AfterUpdate event of
the other control.

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Any ideas, on if this is possible. Many thanks.


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