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Posted on 2011-09-26
Hi,
I need to group something a certain way and just can't figure it out. Here's what it's doing now:
Total apples sold monday = 30
Red = 15
Green = 15
Total apples sold Tuesday = 50
Red = 20
Green = 30
--------------------------
I need it to do this:
Total apples sold monday = 30
Total apples sold Tuesday = 50
Red = 35
Green = 45
Thanks,
Joel
I need to group something a certain way and just can't figure it out. Here's what it's doing now:
Total apples sold monday = 30
Red = 15
Green = 15
Total apples sold Tuesday = 50
Red = 20
Green = 30
--------------------------
I need it to do this:
Total apples sold monday = 30
Total apples sold Tuesday = 50
Red = 35
Green = 45
Thanks,
Joel
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Depending on the data try this
I assume you have a formula that determines the apple color for the counts
Suppress the detail and group footers
Put summaries of the color counters in the report footer
mlmcc
I assume you have a formula that determines the apple color for the counts
Suppress the detail and group footers
Put summaries of the color counters in the report footer
mlmcc
Active 4 days ago
That didn't seem to work. Basically, I'm trying to get Group 2 (by department) to go right below Group 1 (by date). Do you mind if I send you the file? I'll attach it. You'll see that my example was just an example and what I"m doing is more involved. COQ-For-Experts.rpt
Is your output flexible? If so, you might want to consider a couple of cross tabs. One cross tab giving totals by Date (grouped by Day if asked), and then a 2nd one giving totals by Color.
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This does seem to really be a cross tab but it may not work well because the columns are all different.
Look at the attached report
Changes are in RED
mlmcc
COQ-For-ExpertsRev1.rpt
Look at the attached report
Changes are in RED
mlmcc
COQ-For-ExpertsRev1.rpt
Active 4 days ago
In the report example posted on 09/26/11 06:33 PM, ID: 36656043 , I can't figure out how you got the column header in the cross tab to show the headers. Can you help me? Should I start a new post?
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