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That's working! Thank you for responding so quickly.
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That's working! Thank you for responding so quickly.

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Does the run ning total reset to 0?<br />
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I doubt it will ever be NULL<br />
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mlmcc
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Does the run ning total reset to 0?

I doubt it will ever be NULL

mlmcc

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I have a very urgent request. I have a shared variable that I'm pulling from a subreport into the main report. The problem is the variable never resets at the group level. It grabs the total for the first product but then just repeats that same total for all of my products.. HELP!<br />
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Subreport formula is<br />
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WhilePrintingRecords;<br />
Shared NumberVar MyPPORequirements;<br />
if(isnull({#RSum_Quantity_<wbr />Fixed})) or ({#RSum_Quantity_Fixed} = 0) then MyPPORequirements := 0 else<br />
MyPPORequirements := -{#RSum_Quantity_Fixed}<br />
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Main formula is<br />
WhilePrintingRecords;<br />
shared numbervar MyPPORequirements;<br />
MyPPORequirements<br />

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I have a very urgent request. I have a shared variable that I'm pulling from a subreport into the main report. The problem is the variable never resets at the group level. It grabs the total for the first product but then just repeats that same total for all of my products.. HELP!

Subreport formula is

WhilePrintingRecords;
Shared NumberVar MyPPORequirements;
if(isnull({#RSum_Quantity_Fixed})) or ({#RSum_Quantity_Fixed} = 0) then MyPPORequirements := 0 else
MyPPORequirements := -{#RSum_Quantity_Fixed}

Main formula is
WhilePrintingRecords;
shared numbervar MyPPORequirements;
MyPPORequirements


Shared Variable will not reset

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