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    Dongola is offline Novice
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    Access Reports

    I’ve created a report in Access, the source of the report is an access query. It displays as follows

    Item Name Price
    A 700
    B 65
    C 50


    Etc
    In the report I want to add another column called Difference
    Item Name Price Difference
    A 700 50
    B 650 150
    C 500
    Can this be done using calculations?

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    hertfordkc is offline 18 year novice
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    Your example is confusing. However the answer to the question is "Yes, the difference can be calculated." The post doesn't give enough info to determine if the calculation should be done in the query on which the report is based, or on the report itself.

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    Dongola is offline Novice
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    Quote Originally Posted by hertfordkc View Post
    Your example is confusing. However the answer to the question is "Yes, the difference can be calculated." The post doesn't give enough info to determine if the calculation should be done in the query on which the report is based, or on the report itself.

    Thanks hertfordkc;94152
    Either in the Report or the Query is fine, but how do I do it?

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    hertfordkc is offline 18 year novice
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    I prefer to use query design and design a blank query.

    With your Table (tblOne), assume that you have fields Item, Name, Price and Cost.
    Go to query design, and open a blank query. Insert tblOne. Insert the fields into the query columns.
    To calculate the difference, go to a column without a field name and insert:
    Diff:[Price]-[Cost]

    Run the query.
    The inserted formula can be very complex.
    For other explanations, Google 'access query calculated fields'.

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