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Microsoft Query Calculated Field
Posted on 2013-01-06
I am trying to create a calculated field in Microsoft Query.
Pallets: Qty/Pal_Amnt
Returns - Syntax Error.
Qty/Pal_Amnt
Returns - Too few parameters. Expected 1.
???
Also, when I "Return Data to Microsoft Excel", I get a different layout.
Pallets: Qty/Pal_Amnt
Returns - Syntax Error.
Qty/Pal_Amnt
Returns - Too few parameters. Expected 1.
???
Also, when I "Return Data to Microsoft Excel", I get a different layout.
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You can't assign column header in MS Query this way. Set calculated value to Qty/Pal_Amnt, doube click on it and add Title:
Thank you. Both ways presented work and I used the SQL method to change SUM to COUNT which gave me the result I wanted. I am so glad to have experts-exchange at my disposal since the 'experts' I work with have no idea how to help me. Even instructors at a local computer training school can't help. If the problem isn't in their workbook, forget it.
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
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