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Correct about the integer division.
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I'm currently using EXP(SUM(LOG(field))) like a PRODUCT function. I need to take the number of the query to a power. The actual tsql is:<br />
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EXP(SUM(LOG(LOAD_Performan<wbr />ce_Peers.C<wbr />ALC_Perfor<wbr />mance)))-1<wbr /><br />
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I need to take the result to the power of 12/60 ( an annualization for 5 years)<br />
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POWER(EXP(SUM(LOG(LOAD_Per<wbr />formance_P<wbr />eers.CALC_<wbr />Performanc<wbr />e))), 12/60)-1<br />
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Does not work. Any ideas? Thanks
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I'm currently using EXP(SUM(LOG(field))) like a PRODUCT function. I need to take the number of the query to a power. The actual tsql is:

EXP(SUM(LOG(LOAD_Performance_Peers.CALC_Performance)))-1

I need to take the result to the power of 12/60 ( an annualization for 5 years)

POWER(EXP(SUM(LOG(LOAD_Performance_Peers.CALC_Performance))), 12/60)-1

Does not work. Any ideas? Thanks

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