Comments on: Exploring Calculated Fields: Part 2 - Extracting Data Values with STRPART()

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By: Ken Kaczmarek

Ken Kaczmarek — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 16:09:42 +0000

Hi JohnDoe — that is correct, all calculations are based within the same record, so you won’t be able to calculate “up or down” your table. Spreadsheets, like Microsoft Excel, are good at dealing with “cells”, since they can be more free-wheeling in their calculations. Unfortunately, databases tend to be constrained much more to individual records (e.g., calculated field) or an entire field (e.g., a query or group), rather than just a subset of a field.

By: JohnDoe

JohnDoe — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 12:33:59 +0000

How to get the next record’s field as part of calculated field? For example, I have a column that calculate average of previous 5 values of another column. Currently, I notice all the calculations are based on current records.

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