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I am trying to extract the first digit of a list of numbers and related count
of those numbers. In the following SQL statement I get the error "You are trying to use mid(F1,1,1) as part of an aggregate function error. I am not sure what that means and can't find it in the help files. SELECT mid(F1,1,1), COUNT(mid(F1,1,1)) FROM [" & strRange1 & "] Any ideas? I have tried using "Group by" witht the same error. Anytime Count is included in any form I seem to get that error. Thanks, Dave |
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