Invalid Use
I am having a problem with group. Following is my query but it gives an error of "Invalid use of group".
SELECT refMember.MemberAcroName, refMember.MemberName, Count(DistrictLevelInformation.FormID) AS Spread
FROM (refMember LEFT JOIN MainInformation ON refMember.MemberID = MainInformation.MemberID) LEFT JOIN DistrictLevelInformation ON MainInformation.ID = DistrictLevelInformation.FormID
GROUP BY refMember.MemberAcroName, refMember.MemberName, MainInformation.qYear, MainInformation.Quarter
ORDER BY MainInformation.qYear DESC , MainInformation.Quarter DESC , Count(DistrictLevelInformation.FormID) DESC
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