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SamanthaB
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Hi Guys,

I'm not sure if this is possible and I hope I explain this correctly,

I have a database of photos, each record has a name eg. 'Riverside' and there can be hundreds of records with the same name.

Within each record is a field called 'SRPath' that can contain one of three variables

photo/CD/ or photo/Class/ or photo/Classic/

What I would like to do is first isolate all the records with the name 'Riverside' which is easy, but I would like to then display

the total number of records within that found set that contain the three variables in the 'SRPath' field...

eg.

Riverside

Total CD = 236

Total Class = 589

Total Classic = 895

It would also be nice if these totals continually changed depending on the initial search.

Any pointers would be appreciated.

Thanks

Samantha

If this is for reporting (ie, generating statistics rather than finding a set of records) then a summary report will do what you want.

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