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Tim
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      29th May 2010
I would like to use the values in dcount to perform another calculation. I
counted two sets of records and would like to divide the two numbers to give
a percent.

For example =dcount("[pass]","GED
results","[pass]='y'")/=dcount("form3]","ged results")
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Tom van Stiphout
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      30th May 2010
On Sat, 29 May 2010 11:02:01 -0700, Tim
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You are very close:
=dcount("[pass]","GED results","[pass]='y'")/dcount("form3]","ged
results")

-Tom.
Microsoft Access MVP


>I would like to use the values in dcount to perform another calculation. I
>counted two sets of records and would like to divide the two numbers to give
>a percent.
>
>For example =dcount("[pass]","GED
>results","[pass]='y'")/=dcount("form3]","ged results")

 
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