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how to clear shared number variable after printing
I have crystal reports 10, I have a problem, I using shared numbervar to print each subreport for OH+PO-Orders and net position. The problem is that when you have a blank record for PO or OH it picks up the previous quantity. how can I make it not pick up a previous quantity if is blank to put a zero .
NEED to be this way
example 1
OH YARDS
BLANK (NO RECORDS)
PO YARDS
BLANK (NO RECORDS
TOTAL ORDERS
250
NET POSIOTION
-250
example 2
OH YARDS
100
PO YARDS
BLANK (NO RECORDS
TOTAL ORDERS
250
NET POSIOTION
-150
example 3
OH YARDS
BLANK (NO RECORDS)
PO YARDS
250
TOTAL ORDERS
250
NET POSIOTION
0
example 4
OH YARDS
100
PO YARDS
200
TOTAL ORDERS
250
NET POSIOTION
50
sincerely,
rg
NEED to be this way
example 1
OH YARDS
BLANK (NO RECORDS)
PO YARDS
BLANK (NO RECORDS
TOTAL ORDERS
250
NET POSIOTION
-250
example 2
OH YARDS
100
PO YARDS
BLANK (NO RECORDS
TOTAL ORDERS
250
NET POSIOTION
-150
example 3
OH YARDS
BLANK (NO RECORDS)
PO YARDS
250
TOTAL ORDERS
250
NET POSIOTION
0
example 4
OH YARDS
100
PO YARDS
200
TOTAL ORDERS
250
NET POSIOTION
50
sincerely,
rg
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for OH subnet report is shared numbervar faboh:= {@R1SAttl}*-1- Sum ({@CM}, {zzxssumh.COLOR_CODE})
and for po subnet report is shared numbervar fabwip:=Sum ({zzcordrd.wip_total}, {zzcordrd.color_code}) and for main report i created the following for OH NET,
{@faboh}-Sum ({@GTTLyds}, {zzbbommd.bd_color}) and for PO NET, {@fabwip}-Sum ({@GTTLyds}, {zzbbommd.bd_color}) , The problem is when you have no records for OH or PO is picks up the previous quantity and add it to the existing record ..
sincerley,
rg
and for po subnet report is shared numbervar fabwip:=Sum ({zzcordrd.wip_total}, {zzcordrd.color_code}) and for main report i created the following for OH NET,
{@faboh}-Sum ({@GTTLyds}, {zzbbommd.bd_color}) and for PO NET, {@fabwip}-Sum ({@GTTLyds}, {zzbbommd.bd_color}) , The problem is when you have no records for OH or PO is picks up the previous quantity and add it to the existing record ..
sincerley,
rg
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