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I have calculated field that divides two fields from a table, but when the query is running, the query only calculates the first row of the calculated field and not all rows.

I am using a simple calculation in my calculated field, so I am not sure why this is happening.

My entire expression:

SELECT LlamadoDeCapital.ID, LlamadoDeCapital.TotalCapitalCommitted, LlamadoDeCapital.CapitalCallRequestDate, LlamadoDeCapital.CapitalCallDate, LlamadoDeCapital.CurrentCapitalCall, DSum("CurrentCapitalCall","LlamadoDeCapital","CapitalCallDate <=" & CLng([CapitalCallDate])) AS TotalCapitalCalls, [CurrentCapitalCall]/[TotalCapitalCommitted] AS [%CurrentCuotaPaid]
FROM LlamadoDeCapital;

Sample that only calculates one cell:

[CurrentCapitalCall]/[TotalCapitalCommitted] AS [%CurrentCuotaPaid]

I'm sure I am probably missing something simple. I appreciate any help or suggestions you can offer.

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A field (there are no cells in Access) always contains a value or Null. So if you see "empty" fields, you have Null values.Gustav
can you post sample data?Gene
Gustav was right. There was only data in the first field. Is there a way I can make function only refer to that one field, the TotalCapitalCommitted field, and not the entire column that is lacking data? This field changes periodically.LetsDoThis

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Gustav was right. There was only data in the first field. Is there a way I can make function only refer to that one field, the TotalCapitalCommitted field, and not the entire column that is lacking data? This field changes periodically.