Windows 7 Activation Group numbers into custom ran

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I was looking at SQM data about file size last week and ran into an interesting question. We capture the size of the file every time Access opens the file in SQM. It is interesting data as it provides insights into the size of a typical existing app. I wanted to bucket the ranges into something more readable with smaller buckets at the low end and wider buckets at the top end. Something like: (The actual numbers have been changed.) First,Windows 7 Activation (http://www.office2010-key.co.uk/windows-7-key), I created a table called FileSizeRanges that defined the custom ranges.   The size of the files was stored in a table called LOCALDATA_FileDetails in a field called SizeOfFileKb. I created three queries: qryFileSizeRanges SELECT LOCALDATA_FileDetails.[SizeOfFileKb], FileSizeRanges.*
FROM LOCALDATA_FileDetails, FileSizeRanges
WHERE [SizeOfFileKb]>=MinSize And [SizeOfFileKb]<MaxSize; qryFileSizeRangeCount (shows friendly name for each group) SELECT ID, MB, Count(SizeOfFileKb) AS RangeCount
FROM qryFileSizeRanges
GROUP BY ID, MB; qryFileSizeRangeDisplay (shows the MinSize and MaxSize values for the friendly name) SELECT MinSize & "-" & MaxSize AS Range, RangeCount
FROM qryFileSizeRangeCounts; The qryFileSizeRangeCounts query takes 2 minutes and 31 seconds to rip through 3.5M records on my ThinkPad T60 running Windows 7 (http://www.microsoftoffice2007key.net/windows-7-key) (BTW – I’m loving Win 7). Seems like reasonable performance to me. I turned on the totals row to get the total count and pasted it into Excel to visually clean up. You don’t need to use the qryFileSizeRangeDisplay query if you want to use the friendly names in the FileSizeRanges.MB column for friendly display names. In my case I had converted KB into MB and provided some friendly text to make it more readable. <div