Chapter 13
Real-World Calculations—Part 2
Introduction
This chapter continues our discussion about basic and complex calculations you might really use. Since I introduced you to a number of techniques for building complex calculations in the last chapter, I’ll spend more time on specific uses in this chapter.
Aggregate Functions
Aggregate functions are meant to get information from a number of records, related records, or repeating fields. That really makes sense when you look at the names in this group of functions:
Average
Count
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Max (maximum)
Min (minimum)
StDev (standard deviation)
StDevP (standard deviation of population)
Sum
Variance (spread)
VarianceP (population spread)
Aggregate Examples
We already used one of the aggregate functions ...
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