Re: share access
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Sure. What are you looking to do? Your question's pretty vague...
If your form is bound to a query that has fields A and B in it, you can set
the control source for a text box to =A + B. Is that the sort of calculation
you're trying to do?
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"fastOne" <fastOne@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> can you perform calculations in an Access form?
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