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I have read the prior posts but until I see it in my qry I won't understand
it. my query is as follows
SELECT Results.[CHARTER NO], Results.NAME, [Results]![TOT FID & RLTD ASSETS
- TOT FID ASSETS $]/[Results]![TOT ASSETS $ (BANK) (2004Q2)] AS [Fid Assets %
of Bank Assets], [Results]![FID ACTVS INC $]/[Results]![ADJ OP INC-TE $] AS
[Fid Inc % of Adj Op Inc], [Results]![FID & RLTD SVCS INC - CUSTODY & SKPG
$]/[Results]![FID ACTVS INC $] AS [Cust and Safekeeping $ of Fid Inc]
FROM Results
WHERE ((([Results]![FID & RLTD SVCS INC - CUSTODY & SKPG $]/[Results]![FID
ACTVS INC $])<0.08));
The current results of the above qry display a percentage, except for name
and charter. the last three fields are expressions (if that matters).
What I would like to show is the rank rather than the percentage for the
last three fields.
Ties are OK. Will it show a tie if the the percent shows "1%" when acutally
due to rounding it may be .005678 and another maybe .006394? Both show as 1%
a solution to this will be very helpful and will keep me from having to
export to excel, then rank and then import toa new table in access.
it. my query is as follows
SELECT Results.[CHARTER NO], Results.NAME, [Results]![TOT FID & RLTD ASSETS
- TOT FID ASSETS $]/[Results]![TOT ASSETS $ (BANK) (2004Q2)] AS [Fid Assets %
of Bank Assets], [Results]![FID ACTVS INC $]/[Results]![ADJ OP INC-TE $] AS
[Fid Inc % of Adj Op Inc], [Results]![FID & RLTD SVCS INC - CUSTODY & SKPG
$]/[Results]![FID ACTVS INC $] AS [Cust and Safekeeping $ of Fid Inc]
FROM Results
WHERE ((([Results]![FID & RLTD SVCS INC - CUSTODY & SKPG $]/[Results]![FID
ACTVS INC $])<0.08));
The current results of the above qry display a percentage, except for name
and charter. the last three fields are expressions (if that matters).
What I would like to show is the rank rather than the percentage for the
last three fields.
Ties are OK. Will it show a tie if the the percent shows "1%" when acutally
due to rounding it may be .005678 and another maybe .006394? Both show as 1%
a solution to this will be very helpful and will keep me from having to
export to excel, then rank and then import toa new table in access.