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    Zeebow is offline Novice
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    Access formula

    I have created this data base for water flow test and need to know how to write the formula for "K of Curve". The form looks like this:



    Static Risidual Flow K of Curve
    82 73 1404 468

    K of Curve = flow/sqr(static - residual) ie. 1404/sqr(82 - 73)=468

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    Zeebow is offline Novice
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    Static = 82
    Residual = 73
    Flow = 1404
    K of Curve = 468

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    Exact syntax depends on where you're trying to do this:

    In VBA Code:

    Me.[K of Curve] = Me.Flow/Sqr(Me.Static - Me.Residual)

    In the ControlSource of an Unbound Textbox:

    = [Flow]/Sqr([Static] - [Residual])

    In Query Design:

    [K of Curve]:[Flow]/Sqr([Static] - [Residual])

    Linq ;0)>

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    Zeebow is offline Novice
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    Thank you for your help, it is much appreciated.

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