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Greg
I need some general guidance on how to approach a problem I can not
personally solve.
Each month I recieve an excel row with about 40 columns in the row.
I manually reformat the date and do an import into an access table called
"monthly invoice details".
There are about 12 months of information in the table.
I have written a select query to pull out of the table the last 2 months of
invoice details ( I call the records) "this Mo" and "last Mo".
Now the question. I would like to write another query that will subtract
about 20 fields in the "this mo" record from the corresponding fields in the
"last Mo" record. I only need to deal with 2 records.
The aggregate function works fine if I make manually make all the fields
negative in one of the records.
I expect my results to come out positive and negative due to the nature of
the date.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to do a subtract through the
aggregate function, I know that in most cases you will not be dealing with
only 2 records.
Thank You in advance for any suggestions.
personally solve.
Each month I recieve an excel row with about 40 columns in the row.
I manually reformat the date and do an import into an access table called
"monthly invoice details".
There are about 12 months of information in the table.
I have written a select query to pull out of the table the last 2 months of
invoice details ( I call the records) "this Mo" and "last Mo".
Now the question. I would like to write another query that will subtract
about 20 fields in the "this mo" record from the corresponding fields in the
"last Mo" record. I only need to deal with 2 records.
The aggregate function works fine if I make manually make all the fields
negative in one of the records.
I expect my results to come out positive and negative due to the nature of
the date.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to do a subtract through the
aggregate function, I know that in most cases you will not be dealing with
only 2 records.
Thank You in advance for any suggestions.