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The balance is calculated in the base report &quot;Sum of @Balance&quot;. &nbsp;I sum each line in the detail and then inserted a sum into the grouping section. &nbsp;What happens is the Sum of @Balance is greater than or equal to {?Balance Threshold} or the parameter which is how the parameter for the threshold is entered. &nbsp;Hope that makes sense.
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The balance is calculated in the base report "Sum of @Balance".  I sum each line in the detail and then inserted a sum into the grouping section.  What happens is the Sum of @Balance is greater than or equal to {?Balance Threshold} or the parameter which is how the parameter for the threshold is entered.  Hope that makes sense.

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Okay. &nbsp;What I have is a high balance report that looks at customers with a high balance and then age's their balance. &nbsp;I have a parameter that basically lets me enter a threshold amount to pull clients into the report. &nbsp;The base report works fine. &nbsp;When I insert a crosstab into the header what I get is all clients with all balances. &nbsp;The threshold parameter doesn't work in the crosstab. &nbsp;Ex: &nbsp;Give me all clients with 10K balance (which I put in the parameter field) the base report does pull just those clients with that high a balance, the crosstab pulls everybody in the entire database with any amount of balance.<br />
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What am I doing wrong?<br />
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Thanks<br />
Stv
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Okay.  What I have is a high balance report that looks at customers with a high balance and then age's their balance.  I have a parameter that basically lets me enter a threshold amount to pull clients into the report.  The base report works fine.  When I insert a crosstab into the header what I get is all clients with all balances.  The threshold parameter doesn't work in the crosstab.  Ex:  Give me all clients with 10K balance (which I put in the parameter field) the base report does pull just those clients with that high a balance, the crosstab pulls everybody in the entire database with any amount of balance.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks
Stv

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