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Try just creating the FORMULA do calculate what you need,...then use the formula as the basis for the RUNNING TOTAL......<br />
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Try just creating the FORMULA do calculate what you need,...then use the formula as the basis for the RUNNING TOTAL......

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? this doesn t really address my question
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? this doesn t really address my question

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SORRY. <br />
Accepted Solution should be from mlmcc: 11.26.2008 at 12:22PM EST, ID: 23043860 and<br />
Assisted Solution Should be from CRXIuser2005: 11.26.2008 at 11:35AM EST, ID: 23043425
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SORRY.
Accepted Solution should be from mlmcc: 11.26.2008 at 12:22PM EST, ID: 23043860 and
Assisted Solution Should be from CRXIuser2005: 11.26.2008 at 11:35AM EST, ID: 23043425

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hi,<br />
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i'm creating a running total on my report. <br />
i'm summarizing as distinct count and i need to evaluate using a formula (cause i have other conditions to evaluate under).<br />
so my quesstion, how do i express in a formula that the running total should be evaluated on change of group.<br />
thanks,<br />
<br />
CM
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hi,

i'm creating a running total on my report. 
i'm summarizing as distinct count and i need to evaluate using a formula (cause i have other conditions to evaluate under).
so my quesstion, how do i express in a formula that the running total should be evaluated on change of group.
thanks,

CM

Evaluate Running Total on change of group and other conditions

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