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"Formula" to do multiplication for total column in form

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Mar 9, 1999
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I am new to Access, but want to create a total column in my form. I have one field for "number of disks" and one field for "number of sets". I want to take and multiply these two fields to get a "total number of disks" field. What is the best way to write this and how [specifically], do I do this. I have Access 95 v7.0.<br>
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You can respond here or to phendrix@hwins.com. Thanks for the help!
 
Were you with "Jimi James & the Blue Flames" in the early sixties?<br>
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The ControlSource for your control (text box?) can be a formula the references other controls. For example:<br>
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=[txtA]*[txtB]<br>
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The builder wizard (... from properties) can help you build the statement.<br>
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