dsum

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Ezekiël

Hi everybody,

Who can help me with the dsum function in vba?I can't get it quit right if i
use a select statement in the expression.

I would like to make a calculation by using 2 tables that are related. One
table contains prices of orders and the other table is a list with values
which i would like to calculate.

The code looks like this:

Dsum("[price]","orders","Id=me![cmbOrderId]")*
Dsum("Select....","pricegroups","? (I don't know what to fill this part")

Greetings,

Ezekiël
 
Dsum("[price]","orders","Id=me![cmbOrderId]")*
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This one is unlikely to work, although I have to say that I have not tried
DSum like this. The SQL interpreter will not know what Me refers to. The
somewhat simpler method is:

DSum("Price", "Orders","Id=" & me!cmbOrderID.Value)

Dsum("Select....","pricegroups","? (I don't know what to fill this part")
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If the SELECT was going to go anywhere, it would be in the third element,
not the first. The simplest way for you would be to set up a normal Query
object and make sure it is returning the right answers, and then using
DLookup or DSum on that:

If qryGroupOnOrders looks something like

SELECT OLines.OrderNumber,
SUM(Products.Price) AS OrderTotal
FROM OLines RIGHT OUTER JOIN Products
ON Olines.ProductCode = Products.CatalogNumber
GROUP BY OLines.OrderNumber
ORDER BY OLines.OrderNumber;


then you could use

DLookUp("OrderTotal", "qryGroupOnOrders", _
"OrderNumber=" & Me!cmbOrderID.Value )

Hope that helps


Tim F
 
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