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Well I would not use an array but a cursor instead. You can use another cursor with an alias like tmptotals or tmprecap.<br />
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I think your last row is the difference between the top two so you only need one row that is from the cursor and the other one calculated in report.<br />
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Row1 = Total<br />
Row2 = Cursor<br />
Row3 = Total-Cursor
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Well I would not use an array but a cursor instead. You can use another cursor with an alias like tmptotals or tmprecap.

I think your last row is the difference between the top two so you only need one row that is from the cursor and the other one calculated in report.

Row1 = Total
Row2 = Cursor
Row3 = Total-Cursor

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Simply effective !<br />
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Congratulations
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How to avoid compilation errors &nbsp;with arrays in reports ?<br />
(According with the pictures, during project rebuild the arrays variables aren't &nbsp;visible to compiler...) maybe an EXTERNAL directive but where ?<br />
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How to avoid compilation errors  with arrays in reports ?
(According with the pictures, during project rebuild the arrays variables aren't  visible to compiler...) maybe an EXTERNAL directive but where ?
  


How to avoid compilation errors  with arrays in reports ?

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