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Mikael Lindqvist
Hi everyone,
I found an older thread that partly answered my question:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...ffice-access&lang=en&cr=US&sloc=en-us&m=1&p=1
Which describes how to create a query that ranks different fields.
Now, I have a table with various records for same field and I need to sum
the records (Profits) and then return the (companys) with biggest aggregate
Profit.
I believe I need to change this query:
(SELECT Count(*) FROM tblCompanyProfits AS VT
WHERE VT.Region = tblCompanyProfits.Region AND
VT.Profits > tblCompanyProfits.Profits)+1
To an aggregate query, but what should it look like?
If I get above right I guess the rank-part does work as given?
GroupRank: (SELECT Count(*) FROM tblCompanyProfits AS VT WHERE
VT.Region = tblCompanyProfits.Region AND VT.Profits >
tblCompanyProfits.Profits)+1
Good weekend to everyone!
Cheers,
Mikael
I found an older thread that partly answered my question:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...ffice-access&lang=en&cr=US&sloc=en-us&m=1&p=1
Which describes how to create a query that ranks different fields.
Now, I have a table with various records for same field and I need to sum
the records (Profits) and then return the (companys) with biggest aggregate
Profit.
I believe I need to change this query:
(SELECT Count(*) FROM tblCompanyProfits AS VT
WHERE VT.Region = tblCompanyProfits.Region AND
VT.Profits > tblCompanyProfits.Profits)+1
To an aggregate query, but what should it look like?
If I get above right I guess the rank-part does work as given?
GroupRank: (SELECT Count(*) FROM tblCompanyProfits AS VT WHERE
VT.Region = tblCompanyProfits.Region AND VT.Profits >
tblCompanyProfits.Profits)+1
Good weekend to everyone!
Cheers,
Mikael