DSum with Multiple Criteria in Microsoft Access

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to calculate the previous 30 days of paid and unpaid orders using the DSum function. We'll learn how to use it with multiple criteria as well.

Pre-Requisite

• DLookup: https://599cd.com/DLookup

Recommended Course

• Access Expert 11: https://599cd.com/ACX11

Links

• Date Criteria: https://599cd.com/DateCriteria
• Concatenation: https://599cd.com/Concat
• Dashboards: https://599cd.com/Dashboards
• NZ Function: https://599cd.com/NZ
• Aggregate Query: https://599cd.com/Aggregate

Usage

• DSum("OrderTotal","OrderT","OrderDate>=Date()-30")
• DSum("OrderTotal","OrderT","OrderDate>=#" & Date()-30 & "#")
• DSum("OrderTotal","OrderT","OrderDate>=#" & Date()-30 & "# AND IsPaid=TRUE")

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