Bracketed Age Demographic Groups in Access
In this Microsoft Access video tutorial, I'm going to teach you how to calculate the ages of your customers, and then display them in bracketed demographic age groups, such as "under 18," "19 to 25," "26 to 45," "46 and older," etc.
Philip from Des Moines, Iowa (a Gold Member) asks: I do a lot of work with age demographics. Right now, I copy all of my customer data over to Excel to do my reporting. I need to know, for example, how many customers are in their 30s, 40s, 50s, etc. Can this be done in Access alone?
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Members will learn how to make the demographic brackets user-editable, so you don't need to make design-time changes to your query. We'll also have some fun with pie charts!
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Update!
- I will show you another method to create the age demographic group brackets using the Switch function in tomorrow's Fast Tips video here: https://599cd.com/AgeDemographics2
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