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sharkchaser

Technical User
Mar 19, 2010
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If I pull out the WHERE clause this works well.

What I need is to filter by the WHERE clause and ORDER BY Volume DESC.


SELECT listofficename, sum(closeprice) AS VOLUME
FROM tblCARETSdata
WHERE Volume > '10000'
GROUP BY listofficename ;

I'm trying to figure this out from "Simply SQL" but I'm missing something here.

Thanks.

Rick
 



Hi,

is Volume a TEXT field??? I'd wager NOT!
Code:
WHERE  Volume >  10000


Skip,
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Volume can't be resolved in the Access query. Try:
Code:
SELECT listofficename, sum(closeprice) AS VOLUME
FROM tblCARETSdata
GROUP BY listofficename  
Having  sum(closeprice) >  10000;


Duane
Hook'D on Access
MS Access MVP
 
And for the sort:
Code:
SELECT listofficename, Sum(closeprice) AS VOLUME
FROM tblCARETSdata
GROUP BY listofficename  
HAVING Sum(closeprice) > 10000
ORDER BY 2 DESC

Hope This Helps, PH.
FAQ219-2884
FAQ181-2886
 
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