March 8, 200520 yr Author I have a table that contains records of stdent performance in several different classes across several different terms. I have a self-join relationship setup where: TermCode = TermCode Course = Course TotalAvg x TotalAvg If I define a field ClassAvg to be a calculation "Average ( Self-JoinTable::TotalAvg )" shouldn't this relationship allow me to see the average of all sudents in the same course in the same term as the record that I am currently viewing? Also, couldn't I define a similar field to get the standard deviation of the TotalAvg within the same course/term? Or am I just missing something fundamentaly wrong with my relationship?
March 8, 200520 yr I have a table that contains records of stdent performance in several different classes across several different terms. I have a self-join relationship setup where: TermCode = TermCode Course = Course TotalAvg x TotalAvg If I define a field ClassAvg to be a calculation "Average ( Self-JoinTable::TotalAvg )" shouldn't this relationship allow me to see the average of all sudents in the same course in the same term as the record that I am currently viewing? Also, couldn't I define a similar field to get the standard deviation of the TotalAvg within the same course/term? Or am I just missing something fundamentaly wrong with my relationship?
March 8, 200520 yr Author I have a table that contains records of stdent performance in several different classes across several different terms. I have a self-join relationship setup where: TermCode = TermCode Course = Course TotalAvg x TotalAvg If I define a field ClassAvg to be a calculation "Average ( Self-JoinTable::TotalAvg )" shouldn't this relationship allow me to see the average of all sudents in the same course in the same term as the record that I am currently viewing? Also, couldn't I define a similar field to get the standard deviation of the TotalAvg within the same course/term? Or am I just missing something fundamentaly wrong with my relationship?
March 8, 200520 yr Hi, I would think the "X" relationship condition isn't necessary here, but I may not have fully understood your question and settings.
March 8, 200520 yr Hi, I would think the "X" relationship condition isn't necessary here, but I may not have fully understood your question and settings.
March 8, 200520 yr Hi, I would think the "X" relationship condition isn't necessary here, but I may not have fully understood your question and settings.
March 9, 200520 yr Yes, the X criterion doesn't seem to do anything. Regarding your calc, I think you want Average ( Self-JoinTable::Grade ).
March 9, 200520 yr Yes, the X criterion doesn't seem to do anything. Regarding your calc, I think you want Average ( Self-JoinTable::Grade ).
March 9, 200520 yr Yes, the X criterion doesn't seem to do anything. Regarding your calc, I think you want Average ( Self-JoinTable::Grade ).
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