Examples of using Aggregate functions in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Group and aggregate functions.
SQL strings/statements are typically used in queries and in aggregate functions.
Additional SQL Aggregate Functions, such as StDev and VarP.
Counting, grouping and using other aggregate functions.
Note: You cannot use aggregate functions in an Access web app.
Aggregate functions perform a calculation on a column of data and return a single value.
Controls containing domain aggregate functions, such as DSum.
Aggregate functions perform calculations on columns of data and return a single result.
As you proceed,remember that you use aggregate functions with columns of data.
Aggregate functions perform a calculation on a column of data and return a single value.
Grouping criteria, including aggregate functions to use for summary reports.
From the aggregate function drop down, select one or more aggregate functions.
When you use aggregate functions, you usually must also create a GROUP BY clause.
Access provides two ways to add Count and other aggregate functions to a query.
In contrast, you use aggregate functions to focus on groups of records in columns.
In addition, Access provides several ways to add Sum and other aggregate functions to a query.
Domain aggregate functions return statistical information about a specific domain or set of records.
The Count function belongs to a set of functions called aggregate functions.
This table lists and describes the aggregate functions that Access provides in the Totals row.
The aggregate functions that you can use depend on the type of data that is in the field or expression that you want to use.
Remember that Access provides additional aggregate functions, but you must use them in queries.
You use aggregate functions when you need to calculate a single value, such as a sum or an average.
For more information about the available aggregate functions, see the article SQL Aggregate Functions.
You use aggregate functions when you need to calculate a single value, such as a sum or an average.
The WITH CUBE option is multidimensional,creating summaries from all combinations of aggregate functions and columns in the query.
In contrast, many of the aggregate functions work only on data in fields set to a specific data type.
Note: The how-to sections in this document emphasize using the Sum function, butremember that you can use other aggregate functions in your Total rows and queries.
You use aggregate functions to perform a calculation on a column of data and return a single value.
In a SQL statement that contains aggregate functions, lists fields that are not summarized in the SELECT clause.
You can use aggregate functions to count the number of products sold in one column, calculate total sales amounts in a second column, and calculate the average sales amount for each product in a third column.