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Bob,<br />
Well, I think I've worked around the issue by using an array to create calculations from the dataset. &nbsp;But I appreciate the idea. &nbsp;
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Bob,
Well, I think I've worked around the issue by using an array to create calculations from the dataset.  But I appreciate the idea.  

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Is it possible to build a query off of a dataset that is a query of a table? &nbsp;IE:<br />
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Table: &nbsp;&quot;Solds&quot;<br />
DataSet1: Contains Prices from Homes from a Subdivision<br />
DataSet2: Average of prices from DataSet1<br />

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Is it possible to build a query off of a dataset that is a query of a table?  IE:

Table:  "Solds"
DataSet1: Contains Prices from Homes from a Subdivision
DataSet2: Average of prices from DataSet1


Building a query off of a dataset

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