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In a database I have:
column A: name of fruit column B: number of boxes column C: price of one box column D: number of pieces fruit in a box column E: price per piece of the fruit I would like to know how to calculate the total value of one sort of fruit. So, the result must be for "apple" the sum of (columnB * columnC)+(columnD * columnE). Should I use the db-functions / sumproduct? Any help / suggestion would be highly appriciated. |
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