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I have a report in Access 2007 that I am using a SUM function for a Field called Benefit. &nbsp;The report includes a field called EXEMPT where the value is either 1 or 0 &nbsp;I am trying to create a SUM total of all the BENEFIT numbers where the EXEMPT is &lt;&gt;&nbsp;1<br />
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I know this is not right, but here is the logic:<br />
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=FormatCurrency(Sum([BENEF<wbr />IT])) where EXEMPT &lt;&gt;&nbsp;1
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I have a report in Access 2007 that I am using a SUM function for a Field called Benefit.  The report includes a field called EXEMPT where the value is either 1 or 0  I am trying to create a SUM total of all the BENEFIT numbers where the EXEMPT is <> 1

I know this is not right, but here is the logic:

=FormatCurrency(Sum([BENEFIT])) where EXEMPT <> 1

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