Record Count in a Query

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Mike S

I need to to get a record count on every query I run and
then display that in my report. I tried DCount and
Totals>Count and I dont know if I m using them wrong but I
can get it. I think I need specific intructions, Please
help.
 
M

[MVP] S. Clark

To display it on the report, you do not need to calculate it in the query.

In the Report Footer, add a text box that holds the Count of some unique id.

i.e. =Count([OrderID])


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