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Andrew Fergus
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Hi and welcome to MrExcel.
Can you explain a little more as to what you want? There are standard count functions available when using totals queries. In your query design screen click View> Totals > in your query grid in the 'Total' row there are a number of options including 'Count'. Or if you are using a select query without totals and want to see a count then there is a DCount function that will do this. We will need some more information as to what you are trying to do before we can properly answer your question.
Andrew
Can you explain a little more as to what you want? There are standard count functions available when using totals queries. In your query design screen click View> Totals > in your query grid in the 'Total' row there are a number of options including 'Count'. Or if you are using a select query without totals and want to see a count then there is a DCount function that will do this. We will need some more information as to what you are trying to do before we can properly answer your question.
Andrew
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