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Create Autonumber in QUERY not TABLE in Microsoft Access

Asked by jonathancron in SQL Query Syntax, Microsoft Access Database, Access Coding/Macros

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I am hating the lack of functionality with DSUM in queries right now.  I have several reports I need to run based off of information in several tables which are related.  I also need to be able to show the information in forms.  Therefore, I created a QUERY that properly filters the information that I need.

However, I need to run some subtotals using DSUM, which I know how to do.  Yet, I would like to create some sort of 'autonumber' in the QUERY not TABLE in Microsoft Access so that I can better customize my DSUM formula.  It is quite easy to do this in Excel, but I haven't figured out why it is harder than hell trying to subtotal crap and create customized autonumbers in Access.

Please help!
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