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Question : Count in a Query
Yesterday I asked the question on how to count the total number in a field. The answer I got was great ...see below. But not every field has a defect count and are blank. What should the formula look like then?
If each item *always* starts with DefectCount, then a space, then a number, try:
DSum("Val(Mid([DefectCount
], InStrRev([DefectCount], "" "") + 1))", "[tblIspRcdAP25]")
Answer : Count in a Query
Try this instead
DSum("Val(Trim([DefectCoun
t]))", "[tblIspRcdAP25]")
This does not expect a space, will remove it if it doe have one, and will use a 0 if no value is in the field.
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