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[ACCESS] write an agregate function

Hello,

does anyone knows how to write an agregate function in VB for use in a query in access?

for example, could you rewrite the avg(field_name) function in VB?

thanks for your answers

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can't answer your VB question, but access does have an AVG() function built in, so you could just use that in the query...

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hmm.. I think he was using the avg() function as an example
I'll look it up and see if I can help u there.
That would be really helpful for me too..

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I think he was using the avg() function as an example


Yes, it was just an example.

It is a function that computes the _mediane_ (in french) on one field according to some WHERE restrictions that i wanna write.

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I think your question can be generalised a bit.

Does anybody know how to call any vb/vba function from an sql statement in ACCESS?
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uh, by its name...

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well u can just call the function by its name, but to be able to do that, your function has to be declared public.

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Ok. so my question was a little too general.

I'll modify it.

the problem as I see it turns into:

how to make a vb/vba function that can be called via slq in Access and takes a field name as an argument.

How do you do the last bit.
We want a to be able to pass column names with enclosing them in quotes
eg.

Code:
select avg(x) from tbl


we don't want
Code:
select avg('x') from tbl


which would a a work around but not really standard.

What is the syntax for the argument in vb?

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