>>There are 20 plus fieds for each horse.
Change your table/field structure to that of a relational database instead
of a spreadsheet.
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Build a little, test a little.
"gambler" wrote:
> I have a number of fields in my query that i would like to add up and put
> that total in my report. My friend said i would first have to write IIF
> statements in my query and then make a MAKE TABLE QUERY that would feed my
> report. Im a little familiar with he suggested.
> Example would be I have 10 horse that have an F field that has a value from
> one to 1. The horse with #1 i would give 2 points too. The horse with #2 I
> would give 1 point too. There are 20 plus fieds for each horse. What i would
> like to do is get the fields total for each worse and export it into my
> report.
> Ive ask for help before on how to do something and i was lucky enough to get
> one person to stick with me till we got it to work. It was quite flustrating
> for him. He finally called me and we mission accomplish very quicky.
> What would someone charge me to have a phone conversation to tell me what i
> need to do. I know from my past experience unless someone calls me, Ill never
> figure it out. Any suggestions or help would be appreciated.
> Thanks
> ed
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