Jim
Add up a column ... isn't that rather ... spreadsheetly? In a
well-normalized relational database table, it might not be so common to add
all the values in a field/column for a table. And by the way, the data is
in the table, not in the form.
If you need to get the sum of all the values in a particular column (e.g.,
how much did we take in $$ this month?), use a Totals query and use Sum.
Good luck!
Regards
Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP
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