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CAST CONVERT typecasting function

Asked by stef4s in Microsoft Access Database

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Hey Experts

I've been forced to use MS Access (usually use MS SQL). Now I need to Average (AVG) a Field (type text 10)

Here is my SQL.

SELECT  AVG([cmi-core-score-raw]) AS [average],[OrgID] FROM [SCOTracking]

SQL Error: -2147217913
Description: Data type mismatch in criteria expression.


Ok now in MS Sql Server I just use either CAST or CONVERT functions.

I can't seem to find any documentation on typecasting for MS Access. (In Access 2003 help)

1) Please provide me with location of documentation (Preffered)
or
2) Provide functions with descriptions and examples.

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