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Article ID: 172183 - Last Review: January 20, 2007 - Revision: 4.3
ACC97: Domain Function Wizard Available in Download Center
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SUMMARY
Domain aggregate (totals) functions provide statistical information about
sets of records. For example, you can use a domain function to count the
number of records in a particular set of records or to determine the
average of values in a particular field. This Domain Function wizard
helps you easily and correctly create domain functions.
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NOTE: Domain functions accept table names or query names as the domain parameter in the following sample syntax:
DCOUNT(<expression>,<domain>,<criteria>)
However, this wizard is limited to table names; query names are not listed.
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- Microsoft Access 97 Standard Edition
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