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Access 2003 - Report and subtotals of report

Asked by Pdeters in Access Reports

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I have an Access 2003 database that I want a report to sub total by month and within that month subtotal certain parts

This is how the table set up
 These are the fiels  - Month, Plan, Amount($amount)
Want the report to show

Jan 2007
      Plan 1      $5,000
     Plan 3 + 4        7,000
    Plan 2               2,000
Month Total       14,000

Feb  2007
      Plan 1      $5,000
     Plan 3 + 4        7,000
    Plan 2               2,000
Month Total       14,000

Is there a way to pull certain plans out as a subtotal and then add them all togetherStart Free Trial
 
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