Reputation: 579
The following query will not show up in design view and if you trying to make it show it locks up MS Access and you have to use the Task Manager to stop MS Access. The query actually runs and produces the correct results. If there is a better way I will certainly accept that.
SELECT
log_metric_N.metric_title,
log_metric_N.metric_N
FROM
(
SELECT
tref_log_metrics_weights_and_factors.metric_title,
[metric_base].[metric_count],
[metric_base].[metric_sum],
(([metric_base].[metric_count]*[tref_log_metrics_weights_and_factors].[metric_weight])/[metric_base].[metric_sum]) AS metric_N
FROM
tref_log_metrics_weights_and_factors,
(
SELECT
Count(tref_log_metrics_weights_and_factors.metric_weight) AS metric_count,
Sum(tref_log_metrics_weights_and_factors.metric_weight) AS metric_sum
FROM
tref_log_metrics_weights_and_factors
WHERE (((tref_log_metrics_weights_and_factors.metric_weight)<>0))
) as metric_base
) AS log_metric_N;
Upvotes: 1
Views: 64
Reputation: 579
@HansUp you were exactly right on. I forgot all about the Domain functions and they work perfectly without the complexity. Below is the resultant SQL statement.
SELECT
tref_log_metrics_weights_and_factors.metric_title,
DCount("[metric_weight]","tref_log_metrics_weights_and_factors","[metric_weight]<>0") AS metric_count,
Dsum("[metric_weight]","tref_log_metrics_weights_and_factors") AS metric_sum,
(([metric_count]*[tref_log_metrics_weights_and_factors].[metric_weight])/[metric_sum]) AS metric_N
FROM
tref_log_metrics_weights_and_factors
Upvotes: 1