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    <p>Assuming id is a key column, try this:</p> <pre><code>Select Case When money &lt; 100 Then 'LT100' When money &lt; 200 Then 'From100To199' When money &lt; 300 Then 'From200To299' When money &lt; 1000 Then 'From300To999' Else 'GE1000' End Bucket, Count(*) Count From Table Group By Case When money &lt; 100 Then 'LT100' When money &lt; 200 Then 'From100To199' When money &lt; 300 Then 'From200To299' When money &lt; 1000 Then 'From300To999' Else 'GE1000' End </code></pre> <p>EDIT: If the length or size of the buckets is a constant, (or can be represented as a SQL Expression) then you can do any arbitrary number of buckets by defining the buckets as the output of that expression, as in, for example, to defined every $100 dollar buckets:</p> <pre><code>Select Str(Floor(Cast(money / 100)), 8, 0) Bucket, Count(*) Count From Table Group By Str(Floor(Cast(money / 100)), 8, 0) </code></pre> <p>or, to have 100 dollar buckets up to $1000, and then $1000 buckets from there on up:</p> <pre><code>Select Case When Money &lt; 1000 Then Str(Floor(Cast(money / 100)), 8, 0) Else Str(Floor(Cast(money / 1000)), 8, 0) End Bucket, Count(*) Count From Table Group By Case When Money &lt; 1000 Then Str(Floor(Cast(money / 100)), 8, 0) Else Str(Floor(Cast(money / 1000)), 8, 0) End </code></pre> <p>to get accumulated counts, I'd use the output of above SQL querys as a subquery in another SQL: Using the first one as example:</p> <pre><code> Select LT100, LT100 + From100To199 LT200, LT100 + From100To199 + From200To299 LT300, LT100 + From100To199 + From200To299 + From300To999 LT1000, LT100 + From100To199 + From200To299 + From300To999 + GE1000 Total From ( Select Case When money &lt; 100 Then 'LT100' When money &lt; 200 Then 'From100To199' When money &lt; 300 Then 'From200To299' When money &lt; 1000 Then 'From300To999' Else 'GE1000' End Bucket, Count(*) Count From Table Group By Case When money &lt; 100 Then 'LT100' When money &lt; 200 Then 'From100To199' When money &lt; 300 Then 'From200To299' When money &lt; 1000 Then 'From300To999' Else 'GE1000' End) Z </code></pre>
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    1. COThanks for answering. What if the range is from 0-1,000,000,000? Then I have to type 10,000,000 times of "when money < ...." statement. Is there any more efficient way to do this? BTW, the question was asking to calculate ACCUMULATED COUNTS. So that will be counts for money 0-100, counts for 0-200, for 0-300, etc...
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    2. COAdding adjust to deal with yr question... and to do accum counts now..
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