August 2003
Beginner
368 pages
10h 49m
English

You typically use a query to locate all the records that meet some criteria. But sometimes you are not as interested in the details of all the records as you are in summarizing them in some way. As an example, you might want to know how many orders have been placed this year or the total dollar value of all orders placed. The easiest way to get this information is to create a query that groups the necessary fields and does the math for you. To do this, you use aggregate functions in the query.
Access queries support the following aggregate functions:
Function | Calculates |
|---|---|
Sum | Total of the values in a field |
Avg | Average of ... |
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