MS ACCESS 2003 Report + SQL

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Im using a Report in MS ACCESS 2003. Ive 2 tables. One named 'Candiate_Table'
and the other named 'Votes_Table'.
'Candidate_Table' has the id of each candidates which are primary-keys.
'Vote_Table' contains votes obtained for all candidates.

My Report displays the total number of votes obtained by a candidate.

Now my problem arises. At the last page of the report i want to display the
average votes earned by a candidate. However, i can display the total no of
votes obtained by a particluar candidate with the help of 'Expression
Builder' (ie, by giving '=count(*)' ). But i cant display the average votes
obtained by a candidate.

The table 'Vote_Table' contains votes obtained by all the candidate.
So my average vote display equation should be something like this:
(total_individual_candidate_vote/total_all_candidate_vote)/100.

But how can i accomplish this.
Do ive to write subqueries?

Im a beginner.
Please give me a solution. Im running out of time.

Thnx, always

-- Sometimes, Difficult things are possible...
 
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NoodNutt

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It has valuable insight into what everyone should do in these situations.

Now, to your problem:

eg if

Total_Individual_Candidate_Vote = 290
Total_All_Candidate_Vote = 28125
your result would = 1.03%

If it is Query based then it would be:

Candidate_Vote_Percentage:
(Total_Individual_Candidate_Vote/Total_All_Candidate_Vote)*100

or if it is an Unbound Control on your report then you would put this in the
ControlSource:

= (Total_Individual_Candidate_Vote/Total_All_Candidate_Vote)*100

HTH
Mark.

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