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Domain Aggregate Functions are like SQL queries.
They are easy to use in Access.

The most useful Domain Aggregate Functions are listed below:
DAVG Average of the values in a set
DCOUNT Number of records in a set of records
DSUM Total of a set of records
DFIRST First record in a set
DLAST Last record in a set
DMIN Smallest value in a set
DMAX Largest value in a set


Domain Aggregate syntax is:
DFunction(fieldname, table, [criteria] )


This is a standard SQL statement.
It will return the SUM of all amounts in the Balance_Due field from the table Invoices:
SELECT SUM(Balance_due) FROM Invoices

The equivalent DSUM statement is:
DSUM("Balance_due", "Invoices")


Here is an example where the total Balances are placed in a textbox on a form.
TotalDue.text = DSUM("Balance_due", "Invoices")


This is an example of using the WHERE clause of a SQL statement:
SELECT Sum(Balance_due) FROM Invoices WHERE [CustomerID] = '32413'

The equivalent DSUM statement is:
DSUM("Balance_due", "Invoices", "[CustomerID] = '32413'")












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