STD in tables

[Naja]

Does anybody know how to show the standard deviation in a table? I just don't
know where to look for it?

 

[John W. Vinson]

Does anybody know how to show the standard deviation in a table? I just don't
know where to look for it?

You can't. Tables cannot contain calculations; calculations can and should be
done in Queries instead.

What's the structure of your table, and what values do you want to calculate
the standard deviation *of*?

 

[a a r o n _ k e m p f]

WRONG

tables can contain calculations... it's called computed columns in SQL
Server

Jet doesn't have this basic feature-- because Jet is obsolete.
Jet hasn't gotten a single new feature in the past decade

-Aaron

 

[Tony Toews [MVP]]

because Jet is obsolete.
Jet hasn't gotten a single new feature in the past decade

Wrong.

Tony
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[David W. Fenton]

Wrong.

Tony, you're ignoring that Aaron has his own private definition of
Jet that means that ACE is not Jet, even though everyone knows
perfectly well that it is. The last version of Jet 4 does, in fact,
date from 10 years ago, and no features were added to it.

So, on a super-technical level, Aaron is right that no database
engine with the "Jet" in its official name has gotten any new
features in the last 10 years.

In the real world, he's just completely wrong, as with everything
else he ever posts.

And he knows perfectly well he's being deliberately misleading,
i.e., LYING.