Running sum major problem

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Hi

The material that the running sum is based on is not ordered as material; it
is a material number and not just a forthrunning number.
So if I understand you correct I need to have an autonumbering in my query
that tells access the order of the recordset. But this then generates a new
problem as I need to number the recordset. How can this then be done?

Ticotion
 
hi,
The material that the running sum is based on is not ordered as material; it
is a material number and not just a forthrunning number.
So if I understand you correct I need to have an autonumbering in my query
that tells access the order of the recordset. But this then generates a new
problem as I need to number the recordset. How can this then be done?
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If you need an artifical "autonumber" then the running sum makes no
sense. Think about it.

If you only need the running sum for a report, take a look at the
running sum property of a TextBox.

How to generate a running number in a query over an identity field:

SELECT (SELECT Count(*)
FROM [yourTable] I
WHERE I.ID <= O.ID) AS [AutoNumber],
O.*
FROM [yourTable] O

But still the same problem here: you need to order the recordset.


mfG
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Hi Stefan

I work it out!.

I made a Temp table Where I put my data sorted på VolPct. Then I put in an
autonumber in the table and ran the runningsum on this.
I have then made a delete query and append query when I need to update data.
Doing it like this I always get a sorted recordset with an unique number.

Thank you for all your help

Ticotion
 
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