YES, you can.
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Oh, you want a solution. Does the third database have links to the score
tables in the other 2 databases?
SELECT [Name], [Grade]
FROM TableScores1
UNION ALL
SELECT [Name], [Grade]
FROM TableScores2
SELECT [Name], Avg([Grade])
FROM SavedUnionQuery
GROUP BY [Name]
Now with that UNION query as the source you can build a totals query. If
the third database does not have links to Scores tables in the other
databases then you will need to build queries like
SELECT [Name], [Grade]
FROM Scores in 'C:\\Access Databases\ScoresDB.mdb'
And
SELECT [Name], [Grade]
FROM Scores in 'C:\\Access Databases\OtherScoresDB.mdb'
Then use those as the source for a UNION query and then build the totals
query
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John Spencer
Access MVP 2002-2005, 2007-2008
Center for Health Program Development and Management
University of Maryland Baltimore County
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