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Trying to sum the value of a number field on a main report and the value of a number field on a subreport
Posted on 2014-02-11
I'm rrying to sum the value of a number field on a main report and the value of a number field on a subreport that is in the main report.
Here is what I have but it doesn't work:
=[txtRegHrs]+[Reports]![su
Here is what I have but it doesn't work:
=[txtRegHrs]+[Reports]
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Active 4 days ago
Hi,
Place the controls in the report footer and subreport footer
=Sum(txtRegHrs]) <-Sub Report name control txtTotalSub
=Sum(txtRegHrs]) + [subrptTimeCardDataEntryCo
note that [subrptTimeCardDataEntryCo
regards,
Bill
Place the controls in the report footer and subreport footer
=Sum(txtRegHrs]) <-Sub Report name control txtTotalSub
=Sum(txtRegHrs]) + [subrptTimeCardDataEntryCo
note that [subrptTimeCardDataEntryCo
regards,
Bill
Active 1 day ago
Since a subreport can have multiple rows, exactly which row did you want to reference?
What I would do is create a totals query that sums to the level I need. Then since this is a report, I can change my RecordSource query to join to the totals query which will let me bind a column to the total. Then my expression would be
=Nz(txtRegHrs,0) + Nz(SumRegHrs,0)
What I would do is create a totals query that sums to the level I need. Then since this is a report, I can change my RecordSource query to join to the totals query which will let me bind a column to the total. Then my expression would be
=Nz(txtRegHrs,0) + Nz(SumRegHrs,0)
Active 5 days ago
I'm trying to reference this in the field in the footer of the main report...
txtGroupRegHrsTotal
and in the subreport I'm trying to reference this in the footer of the sub-report...
txtCostCtrGroupRegHrsTotal
Here is what I have but still not working.
=Sum([txtGroupRegHrsTotal]
txtGroupRegHrsTotal
and in the subreport I'm trying to reference this in the footer of the sub-report...
txtCostCtrGroupRegHrsTotal
Here is what I have but still not working.
=Sum([txtGroupRegHrsTotal]
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