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Is it possible to generate a PRODUCT like in Excel?
Hi, I would like to create a product as a summary - but
there seems to be no product function. I toyed with the idea of using logarithms, but sadly there is no "power" function either. Is it possible to do this? I have included the SQL below as what I would *like* to do. SELECT DISTINCTROW Calculations.ClientAccountNumber, "PRODUCT" (Calculations.AdjFactor) AS TotalAdjFactor FROM Calculations; Many thanks, chris |
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Is it possible to generate a PRODUCT like in Excel?
You can try
Select ClientAccountNumber, Exp(Sum(Log([Qty3]))) as TotalAdjFactor FROM Calculations GROUP BY ClientAccountNumber; -- Duane Hookom MS Access MVP "Chris" wrote in message ... Hi, I would like to create a product as a summary - but there seems to be no product function. I toyed with the idea of using logarithms, but sadly there is no "power" function either. Is it possible to do this? I have included the SQL below as what I would *like* to do. SELECT DISTINCTROW Calculations.ClientAccountNumber, "PRODUCT" (Calculations.AdjFactor) AS TotalAdjFactor FROM Calculations; Many thanks, chris |
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Is it possible to generate a PRODUCT like in Excel?
I bow down to your wonderfulness.
Many thanks. -----Original Message----- You can try Select ClientAccountNumber, Exp(Sum(Log([Qty3]))) as TotalAdjFactor FROM Calculations GROUP BY ClientAccountNumber; -- Duane Hookom MS Access MVP "Chris" wrote in message ... Hi, I would like to create a product as a summary - but there seems to be no product function. I toyed with the idea of using logarithms, but sadly there is no "power" function either. Is it possible to do this? I have included the SQL below as what I would *like* to do. SELECT DISTINCTROW Calculations.ClientAccountNumber, "PRODUCT" (Calculations.AdjFactor) AS TotalAdjFactor FROM Calculations; Many thanks, chris . |
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