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Command in Access that does the same as Compute in SQL Server 2000

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Muddman

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Does anyone know if there is a command in Access that yeilds the same results as Compute in SQL Server 2000???

Basically want to show a Sub total and total of columns in an Access Query

Thanks.
 
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check out DSum(), or turn the "Totals" feature on in a query, and use your query as the source.

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