Calculus

[ryank]

Does anybody know of a way to use calculus formulas like integrals and
derivatives in access?

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Does anybody know of a way to use calculus formulas like integrals and
derivatives in access?

[ryank]

sorry..really can't afford to hire somebody. I'm really just looking
either for vba code or some other insight on how to go about it.

[Gargamil]

Calculus is means of determining rates of change, basically. You're not
going to be able to say differentiate x squared. You'd need to do the
differentiation yourself and apply the formula as 2x.

If you have an equation you could apply first principles and do the
iteration of the limits but the best way would be to source third party
software.

Are you talking differentiating a known equation or reducing a dataset??

g

[ryank]

I'm talking about taking an integral using a few queried values.