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Go to Access Help & search for DCount function.
I use the following statement in a Report Footer to count
and print out the number of yes entries in a yes/no field
named 'RemoveBitterbrush' in a table 'tblPermitData':
=DCount
("[RemoveBitterbrush]","tblPermitData","[RemoveBitterbrush]
= Yes ")
You could substitute 1 & 2 for Yes
I use the following statement in a Report Footer to count
and print out the number of yes entries in a yes/no field
named 'RemoveBitterbrush' in a table 'tblPermitData':
=DCount
("[RemoveBitterbrush]","tblPermitData","[RemoveBitterbrush]
= Yes ")
You could substitute 1 & 2 for Yes