Use these two queries for running sum. You could change the criteria so that
it gives a running sum of the last 5 entries like this in second query --
WHERE (((Running_Sum_1_1.Rank) Between [Running_Sum_1].[Rank] And
[Running_Sum_1].[Rank]-4))
Running_Sum_1 ---
SELECT Q.[Date close], Sum(Q.x) AS SumOfx, (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM [Change
Requests] Q1
WHERE Q1.[Date close] < Q.[Date close] )+1 AS Rank
FROM [Change Requests] AS Q
GROUP BY Q.[Date close]
ORDER BY Q.[Date close];
SELECT Running_Sum_1.[Date close], Running_Sum_1.Rank,
Sum(Running_Sum_1_1.SumOfx) AS [Running Sum]
FROM Running_Sum_1, Running_Sum_1 AS Running_Sum_1_1
WHERE (((Running_Sum_1_1.Rank)<=[Running_Sum_1].[Rank]))
GROUP BY Running_Sum_1.[Date close], Running_Sum_1.Rank;

Signature
KARL DEWEY
Build a little - Test a little
> I want to sum records from a table. the second row is the sum of the first
> and second row. The thirth row is the sum of the first, second and thirth row
> etc. Is someone who can help me?
>
> Best regards
> Rogier
I looked up your old post and came up with this as you solution.
SELECT Rogier.Month, Rogier.Runtime, Rogier.Quantity, Rogier.[% month],
Sum(Rogier_1.Quantity) AS SumOfQuantity
FROM Rogier, Rogier AS Rogier_1
WHERE (((Rogier_1.Runtime)<=[Rogier].[Runtime]))
GROUP BY Rogier.Month, Rogier.Runtime, Rogier.Quantity, Rogier.[% month];

Signature
KARL DEWEY
Build a little - Test a little
> Use these two queries for running sum. You could change the criteria so that
> it gives a running sum of the last 5 entries like this in second query --
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> > Best regards
> > Rogier
Rogier - 27 Nov 2007 06:23 GMT
Karl,
thank you for your response, but can you write it more understanding for me?
I don't now much about Access so please help me more.
Thanks,
Rogier
> I looked up your old post and came up with this as you solution.
>
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> > > Best regards
> > > Rogier
KARL DEWEY - 27 Nov 2007 15:21 GMT
Create a new query but in design view select no tables or queries.
Click on menu VIEW - SQL View. Copy my post into the SQL window. Edit it
to change the table name from Rogier to your table name. Rogier AS Rogier_1
is the second instance of the same table.
Watch for wraps the posting/pasting may add. The only hard returns are
those that preceed FROM, WHERE, & GROUP BY.

Signature
KARL DEWEY
Build a little - Test a little
> Karl,
>
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> > > > Best regards
> > > > Rogier
Rogier - 27 Nov 2007 06:23 GMT
Karl,
thank you for your response, but can you write it more understanding for me?
I don't now much about Access so please help me more.
Thanks,
Rogier
> I looked up your old post and came up with this as you solution.
>
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> > > Best regards
> > > Rogier
Rogier - 27 Nov 2007 06:23 GMT
Karl,
thank you for your response, but can you write it more understanding for me?
I don't now much about Access so please help me more.
Thanks,
Rogier
> I looked up your old post and came up with this as you solution.
>
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> > > Best regards
> > > Rogier