Getting % As Total A97

Hi Folks - using the following query I calculate a total area based on three
criteria.

SELECT qryFabricCondition.fc_base_year1 AS [Base Year],
Sum(budget_schedules.bs_m2) AS [Area M2], qryFabricCondition.fc_ccr_value AS
Criticality
FROM qryFabricCondition INNER JOIN budget_schedules ON
qryFabricCondition.fc_id = budget_schedules.fc_fabric_key
WHERE (((qryFabricCondition.ad_analysis_code)"20"))
GROUP BY qryFabricCondition.fc_base_year1, qryFabricCondition.fc_ccr_value
HAVING (((qryFabricCondition.fc_base_year1) Is Not Null));

Is there an easy way to generate the % each area represents of the total of
all areas, within the same query?

Appreciate any feedback.

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Kahuna
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Sure, something like:

SELECT ... ,
SUM(budget_schedules.bs_m2) AS [Area M2] / (SELECT SUM(bs_m2) FROM
budget_schedules),
...


Hoping it may help,
Vanderghast, Access MVP


"Kahuna" wrote in message
...
Hi Folks - using the following query I calculate a total area based on
three criteria.

SELECT qryFabricCondition.fc_base_year1 AS [Base Year],
Sum(budget_schedules.bs_m2) AS [Area M2], qryFabricCondition.fc_ccr_value
AS Criticality
FROM qryFabricCondition INNER JOIN budget_schedules ON
qryFabricCondition.fc_id = budget_schedules.fc_fabric_key
WHERE (((qryFabricCondition.ad_analysis_code)"20"))
GROUP BY qryFabricCondition.fc_base_year1, qryFabricCondition.fc_ccr_value
HAVING (((qryFabricCondition.fc_base_year1) Is Not Null));

Is there an easy way to generate the % each area represents of the total
of all areas, within the same query?

Appreciate any feedback.

--
Kahuna
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WOW Michel - that makes sense!

I'll give it a try thanks.

Cheers

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Kahuna
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"Michel Walsh" vanderghast@VirusAreFunnierThanSpam wrote in message
...
Sure, something like:

SELECT ... ,
SUM(budget_schedules.bs_m2) AS [Area M2] / (SELECT SUM(bs_m2) FROM
budget_schedules),
...


Hoping it may help,
Vanderghast, Access MVP


"Kahuna" wrote in message
...
Hi Folks - using the following query I calculate a total area based on
three criteria.

SELECT qryFabricCondition.fc_base_year1 AS [Base Year],
Sum(budget_schedules.bs_m2) AS [Area M2], qryFabricCondition.fc_ccr_value
AS Criticality
FROM qryFabricCondition INNER JOIN budget_schedules ON
qryFabricCondition.fc_id = budget_schedules.fc_fabric_key
WHERE (((qryFabricCondition.ad_analysis_code)"20"))
GROUP BY qryFabricCondition.fc_base_year1,
qryFabricCondition.fc_ccr_value
HAVING (((qryFabricCondition.fc_base_year1) Is Not Null));

Is there an easy way to generate the % each area represents of the total
of all areas, within the same query?

Appreciate any feedback.

--
Kahuna
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