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can someone refer me to a site where I can learn how to write aggegrate functions for access step by step ??
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What are you trying to do? Have you search this site?
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basically build my own custom functions that I can use in SQL.
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Crosstab reports? Summaries? OLAP? Cube? If you feel confident about the basics you could see if Celko's (Author), books and magazine articles may appeal to you. He wrote SQL for smarties and he writes in the RDBMS magazine. If not, their is a vast amount of web articles pertaining to crosstab reports, OLAP, pivot tables (Excel) and other advanced reporting techniques.
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ok.. maybe I was not too clear..

basically I wanted a step by step guide on writing functions in VB for use in my Access queries..
so things I would be looking in the tutorial would be how to get started. how to read a table, how to read a record, how to select records based on specific data etc..
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Just search on google for visual basic database tutorials... should be something
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