RichardH1976
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crystal reports - summarise a formula field
I have picked up a report off someone who has left the company. He has built the report with subreports to calculate a total and then a formula field to summarise each total. The formula field is in a group footer to give a total by country.
I cannot summarise a formula field so have tried to calculate with variables. the formula field is territoryordered.
So far I have in the report header.
(
WhilePrintingRecords;
Global NumberVar GTotal;
in the group header where the formula field is;
WhilePrintingRecords;
Global NumberVar GTotal;
GTotal:=GTotal+{@Territory Ordered};
GTotal
This is giving me the wrong total. I would like to display the total in the report footer but I cannot get the correct amount to display in the group header.
Sorry I bet this is simple... Richard
I cannot summarise a formula field so have tried to calculate with variables. the formula field is territoryordered.
So far I have in the report header.
(
WhilePrintingRecords;
Global NumberVar GTotal;
in the group header where the formula field is;
WhilePrintingRecords;
Global NumberVar GTotal;
GTotal:=GTotal+{@Territory
GTotal
This is giving me the wrong total. I would like to display the total in the report footer but I cannot get the correct amount to display in the group header.
Sorry I bet this is simple... Richard
What is the @TerritoryOrdered formula?
As written the value in the group header will be "running" total for the report to that point.
Are you trying to get the total of the formula for the group?
mlmcc
As written the value in the group header will be "running" total for the report to that point.
Are you trying to get the total of the formula for the group?
mlmcc
ASKER
The @territoryordered is a variable that adds all variables totals up which are in sub reports, these are all in group headers. 1a, 2a, 3a etc... There are 10 different territories and I get sub totals for each one. I need to grand total the territory ordered formula field.
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Note: if that main report formula is grabbing a value from a subreport placed in the same group header, you must move that formula to a section BELOW the subreport section. For example, place the formula in GF1 or GH1b if the subreport is in GH1a. This is because, within a section, formulas are evaluated before subreports.