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[QUOTE="MooseManDan, post: 14086129, member: 109613"] I built a form [Main Comment Form] that has several combo boxes from table [Ratings] that is stored in fields of my [Main Customer Data] table. The Combo Boxes pull from [Ratings] and the selection in the combo box is [Poor, Fair, Good, Excellent, Outstanding, Non Applicable]. My question: I am trying to Sum the amount of Poor, Fair, Good, Excellent, Outstanding, and Non Applicable for each Field on my Main Customer Data table...where do I start? Do I build a query, or is there a better way? When I Sum it I get a count of all the records. I need to differentiate between how many were poor, fair, good etc. Sorry if this is not clear, I'll add more detail if needed. Thanks. :D [/QUOTE]
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