Access Expert 29 is Part 5 of our Comprehensive Guide to Access Functions. Today's class focuses on Aggregate and Domain Aggregate (Lookup) Functions. You will learn about lots of different functions, such as Sum, Avg, Count, Max, Min, DLookup, DCount, DMax, DSum, and many more. We've briefly covered some of these functions in previous classes, but only a little bit. Today's class dives deep into this very important topic. You will learn:

- Aggregate Functions
- Sum, Avg, Count, Max, Min, First, Last
- Domain Aggregate Functions
- Lookup Functions
- DLookup, DSum, DCount, DAvg
- DMax, DMin, DFirst, DLast
- Calculate Average Daily Sales
- Create Your Own Custom Counter
- Display Running Sums (Balances)
- Excel VLOOKUP Replacement

Click here for more information on Access Expert Level 29, including a course outline, sample videos, and more. This course was recorded using Access 2013, but most of the functions covered are valid for all versions of Access. This class follows Expert Level 28. The next class in the series is Expert Level 30.

Microsoft Access Expert 29 Upload Images   Link   LB6507  7 years ago Do you have anything on creating a table where it can track students and training classes at work. I want to get ideas on how to track which class they need to take specific to their job role. I would like to track the frequency of that training and send an email to remind the managers with the names of their direct reports and the name/date of their next training. Reply from Alex Hedley: There is a Tip on an APPEND Query that uses the Student Tracking db. Sorry, only students may add comments. Click here for more information on how you can set up an account. If you are a student, please LOG ON first.

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