This is one of the queries that I have. It is a crazy
query, but then again, the whole database is turning out
this way.
Thanks...
SELECT Count([2003 Profitable].LOLAcctNo) AS
CountOfLOLAcctNo, Sum([2003 Profitable].ROLE) AS
SumOfROLE, [2003 Profitable].WorkingCapital, [2003
Profitable].Sales, [2003 Profitable].GrossRevenue, [2003
Profitable].Expenses, [2003 Profitable].LocalSavings,
[2003 Profitable].MemberEquity, [2003
Profitable].LongTermDebt, [2003 Profitable].FixedAssets,
[2003 Profitable].[Salary/BenefitExp], [2003
Profitable].CurrentAssets, [2003
Profitable].CurrentLiabilities, [2003
Profitable].InvOtherOgan
FROM [2002 Profitable] INNER JOIN [2003 Profitable] ON
[2002 Profitable].LOLAcctNo = [2003 Profitable].LOLAcctNo
GROUP BY [2003 Profitable].WorkingCapital, [2003
Profitable].Sales, [2003 Profitable].GrossRevenue, [2003
Profitable].Expenses, [2003 Profitable].LocalSavings,
[2003 Profitable].MemberEquity, [2003
Profitable].LongTermDebt, [2003 Profitable].FixedAssets,
[2003 Profitable].[Salary/BenefitExp], [2003
Profitable].CurrentAssets, [2003
Profitable].CurrentLiabilities, [2003
Profitable].InvOtherOgan
HAVING (((Sum([2003 Profitable].ROLE))<0.1));
-----Original Message-----
It would help if you posted at least one of the queries.
A sample snippet showing the concept.
SELECT Abs(SUM(SomeField>.1)) as Over10,
Abs(SUM(SomeField<=.1)) as LessThan10
FROM YourTable ...
By the way Less than 10% and More than 10% does leave out anything that is
exactly 10%. A fact you are probably aware of, but it
seldom hurts to state the obvious.