SELECT PubPri([ownership]) AS PrimOwn, tblGenData.Ownership, Count(tblIntData.UVA) AS YesUVA WHERE tblIntData.UVA=1, Count(tblIntData.UVA) AS NoUVA WHERE tblIntData.UVA=2, Avg(tblIntData.THOArea) AS AvgArea, Sum(tblIntData.THOArea) AS TtlArea
FROM tblGenData INNER JOIN tblIntData ON tblGenData.pkOpNum = tblIntData.pkOpNum
GROUP BY PubPri([ownership]), tblGenData.Ownership;
And if I build the query in design view and then toggle to SQL, when I indicate criteria of 1 and 2 for the fields YesUVA and NoUVA, Access sticks in "HAVING (((Count(tblIntData.UVA))=Experts Exchange always has the answer, or at the least points me in the correct direction! It is like having another employee that is extremely experienced.
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