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Asked: May 23, 20262026-05-23T11:40:02+00:00 2026-05-23T11:40:02+00:00

I have two tables as below in Accecss 2007. Town Table ———- TownName |

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I have two tables as below in Accecss 2007.

Town Table
----------
TownName | FlatCount | DetachedCount | SemiCount
A        | 5         | 3             | 4
B        | 2         | 6             | 3

Cost Table
----------
Prop     | PCost
Flat     | 10
Detached | 20
Semi     | 30

I would like to get an output like below by multiplying the Count from the Town table with the corresponding PCost in the Cost table. FlatCost = Town.FlatCount * Cost.PCost for a flat.

Results
-------
Town | FlatCount | FlatCost | DetachedCount | DetachedCost | .....
A    | 5         | 50       | 3             | 60           |
B    | 2         | 20       | 6             | 120          |

I have tried to do this by using IIF, but not sure how to get PCost for each property type within the IIF clause.

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    2026-05-23T11:40:03+00:00Added an answer on May 23, 2026 at 11:40 am

    You could use a subquery to retrieve the cost of an item:

    select  TownName
    ,       FlatCount
    ,       FlatCount * (select PCost from Cost where Prop = 'Flat') as FlatCost
    ,       DetachedCount
    ,       DetachedCount * (select PCost from Cost where Prop = 'Detached') 
                as DetachedCost
    ,       ... 
    from    Town
    
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