continuos form calculation

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In access 2003
When you have a continous form where each sub form displays results from a
query is it possible to subtract a value in the first intance from the second?
Thank you

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Not really sure what your questions is - sorry

Can you explain in simple terms

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Wayne
Manchester, England.
Enjoy whatever it is you do

"Accessidiot" wrote:

> In access 2003
> When you have a continous form where each sub form displays results from a
> query is it possible to subtract a value in the first intance from the second?
> Thank you

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Its ok thanks wayne I managed to work it out
Thanks for your time

"Wayne-I-M" wrote:

> Not really sure what your questions is - sorry
>
> Can you explain in simple terms
>
>
> --
> Wayne
> Manchester, England.
> Enjoy whatever it is you do
>
>
> "Accessidiot" wrote:
>
> > In access 2003
> > When you have a continous form where each sub form displays results from a
> > query is it possible to subtract a value in the first intance from the second?
> > Thank you

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