SQL Limitation In A Query

Hello,
I have a database that has 63 fields. I want to do a query that will give me one aggregate number for all 63 fields. When I try to run it through the Access Query GUI, it only allows me to select 43 of the 63 fields then the buffer is full. So I tried through the SQL GUI and it's better but still will not get the entire 63 fields. So last I tried through the MODULES and wrote a quick VBA and it tells me the string exceeds the 1024 character limit. ARRRRG!! What I'm trying to do is this:

SELECT qryGrpByUL.CellName, ((([qryGrpByUL]![UL0]+([qryGrpByUL]![UL1])*1)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL2]*2)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL3]*3)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL4]*4)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL5]*5)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL6]*6)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL7]*7)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL8]*8)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL9]*9)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL10]*10)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL11]*11)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL12]*12)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL13]*13)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL14]*14)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL15]*15)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL16]*16)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL17]*17)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL18]*18)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL19]*19)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL20]*20)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL21]*21)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL22]*22)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL23]*23)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL24]*24)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL25]*25)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL26]*26)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL27]*27)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL28]*28)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL29]*28)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL30]*30)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL31]*31)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL32]*32)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL33]*33)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL34]*34)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL35]*35)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL36]*36)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL37]*37)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL38]*38)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL39]*39)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL40]*40)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL41]*41)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL42]*42)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL43]*43)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL44]*44)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL45]*45)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL46]*46)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL47]*47)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL48]*48)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL49]*49)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL50]*50)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL51]*51)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL52]*52)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL53]*53)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL54]*54)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL55]*55)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL56]*56)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL57]*57)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL58]*58)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL59]*59)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL60]*60)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL61]*61)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL62]*62)+([qryGrpByUL]![UL63]*63)/63)-110) AS TotalOfUL
FROM qryGrpByUL;

The output is the mean of all the fields and should give me an output that looks like this

CellName TotalOfUL
Site1 -85

Is there another route I can take? The database is not a security issue. If you would like it, I'll be happy to pass it along. I am also very flexible. I can modify almost anything for a suitable outcome.

Thanks for your time,