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February 21st, 2006, 04:41 PM
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Adding DSum
I want to add to different DSum's and divide by the sum of two DCounts. I
started by just adding two DSums and getting error(#Name?). =DSumAvg("[TurnAroundTime]","qryCollateraQualityListPartsShippedTurnaroundTi me")+DSum("[TurnAroundTime]","qryBillableQualityListRepairsShippedByDate" ) My guess is bracketing? or do I have to use 4 different text boxes - make them invisible and do the math from those boxes? -- Thanks for any assistance 
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February 21st, 2006, 05:27 PM
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Adding DSum
What is DSumAvg ?
Perhaps what you want is =DSum("[TurnAroundTime]","qryCollateraQualityListPartsShippedTurnaroundTi me") + DSum("[TurnAroundTime]","qryBillableQualityListRepairsShippedByDate" ) IF you want the Average of those 2 values then divide by 2 =(DSum("[TurnAroundTime]","qryCollateraQualityListPartsShippedTurnaroundTi me") + DSum("[TurnAroundTime]","qryBillableQualityListRepairsShippedByDate" )) / 2 Note the inclusion of a new set of parentheses. That is to ensure the order of operation. Without the parentheses the 2nd DSUM would be divided by 2 and then added to the 1st DSum. "NNlogistics" wrote in message ... I want to add to different DSum's and divide by the sum of two DCounts. I started by just adding two DSums and getting error(#Name?). =DSumAvg("[TurnAroundTime]","qryCollateraQualityListPartsShippedTurnaroundTi me")+DSum("[TurnAroundTime]","qryBillableQualityListRepairsShippedByDate" ) My guess is bracketing? or do I have to use 4 different text boxes - make them invisible and do the math from those boxes? -- Thanks for any assistance
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February 21st, 2006, 06:59 PM
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Adding DSum
Dah! I'm Sorry DSumAvg was a typo.Thankyou that fixed it
I beleive(other than DSumAvg) I had the same syntac -- Thanks for any assistance "John Spencer" wrote: What is DSumAvg ? Perhaps what you want is =DSum("[TurnAroundTime]","qryCollateraQualityListPartsShippedTurnaroundTi me") + DSum("[TurnAroundTime]","qryBillableQualityListRepairsShippedByDate" ) IF you want the Average of those 2 values then divide by 2 =(DSum("[TurnAroundTime]","qryCollateraQualityListPartsShippedTurnaroundTi me") + DSum("[TurnAroundTime]","qryBillableQualityListRepairsShippedByDate" )) / 2 Note the inclusion of a new set of parentheses. That is to ensure the order of operation. Without the parentheses the 2nd DSUM would be divided by 2 and then added to the 1st DSum. "NNlogistics" wrote in message ... I want to add to different DSum's and divide by the sum of two DCounts. I started by just adding two DSums and getting error(#Name?). =DSumAvg("[TurnAroundTime]","qryCollateraQualityListPartsShippedTurnaroundTi me")+DSum("[TurnAroundTime]","qryBillableQualityListRepairsShippedByDate" ) My guess is bracketing? or do I have to use 4 different text boxes - make them invisible and do the math from those boxes? -- Thanks for any assistance
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