Aggregate Functions in Access Queries - Tutorial

[@satyabanukil779]

I have simple question. I have a query and there are two columns which are expressions. I want to know can I add those two expressions to another expression field. For example Expression 1 has 20 and Expression 2 is 10. Now I want to build a third expression column which will add expression 1 and expression 2 and expression 3 will show 30. If yes, what is the syntax.

[@FlacoSalsero]

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[@codekabinettcomen]

Don't forget to enclose the column names in brackets. 😉

[@SavedbyGraceCT]

Thank you so much.

[@jasonfleishman9884]

Well done

[@vioricadeac8823]

Very good!

[@gulyag8129]

Thank you 😊

[@LegacyLFM]

Man I don't understand what u doing and where's this going.

[@codekabinettcomen]

I appreciate your feedback. If it would be more specific it would make it easier to improve future videos.

[@LegacyLFM]

@@codekabinettcomen the information is not flowing. You should've stated the steps to basically update your database order table's data more clearly. You should explain why you're doing what your doing instead of doing something wrong then saying something else. You should go straight to the point. I want meaningful information throughout the video for me to watch it all.

[@codekabinettcomen]

Thank you! This is helpful.

[@alanoodsb7047]

It’s too much long

[@codekabinettcomen]

Thanks for the feedback