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worked, I added the supress property on the detail and worked great <br />
&nbsp;Thanks<br />
Rob mackay
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worked, I added the supress property on the detail and worked great
 Thanks
Rob mackay

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Is there a way I can have this calculate on the detail liner without actually placing the field there. &nbsp;The detail line is full and in order to put the field there, I had to goto a second line, and adding spaces between the details
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Is there a way I can have this calculate on the detail liner without actually placing the field there.  The detail line is full and in order to put the field there, I had to goto a second line, and adding spaces between the details

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 I have no way to test it here at the moment, but you can try it without adding the field. It might just work. But you can just suppress the field , or add it to a detail line and suppress the whole line's output.
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I have no way to test it here at the moment, but you can try it without adding the field. It might just work. But you can just suppress the field , or add it to a detail line and suppress the whole line's output.

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I didn;t have to put it on thde detail line at all. &nbsp;Thanks again .. .well done
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I didn;t have to put it on thde detail line at all.  Thanks again .. .well done

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I have a report that sorts and groups the data by a job number and job type. &nbsp;After each change in group a total line is printed. &nbsp;What I would like to do is have a total for each job type, placed at the end of the report. &nbsp;I tried using a formula field but I am getting zeros. &nbsp;Below is the formula I have been playing with, however, it does not work<br />
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Shared numbervar prod;<br />
if {jobhead.DETLSTEPTYPE} = &quot;Production&quot; then<br />
sum({jobhead.DETLSTEPEXTTI<wbr />ME})<br />
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I have a report that sorts and groups the data by a job number and job type.  After each change in group a total line is printed.  What I would like to do is have a total for each job type, placed at the end of the report.  I tried using a formula field but I am getting zeros.  Below is the formula I have been playing with, however, it does not work

Shared numbervar prod;
if {jobhead.DETLSTEPTYPE} = "Production" then
sum({jobhead.DETLSTEPEXTTIME})



VB.NET 2003 - Crystal Report - select records to be totaled

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