Having trouble switching to Expressions

BradM

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Hello, I am new to Access and I have been using queries to create totals on reports and I am trying to switch to using expressions to keep it cleaner.


In my table the three colums are:


Module number
Pipesize
Pipelength


What I am trying to do is create a total length of pipes that are 2" or larger and have a module number starting with 1.

Any help would be appreciated. I have been using the expression builder and havn't had any luck.
 

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Paste in what you see here.

Mike
 
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