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Perfect Michael - worked like a charm!!!<br />
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Thanks a million!<br />
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Steve
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Perfect Michael - worked like a charm!!!

Thanks a million!


Steve

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Gurus,<br />
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I have a subreport passing out a variable to my container report in the detail area called:<br />
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TotalPremiumValue<br />
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WhilePrintingRecords;<br />
Shared NumberVar TotalPremiumValue;<br />
TotalPremiumValue<br />
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I'm having trouble summing this variable for each group. &nbsp;(I need to do a simple math total there). &nbsp;TotalPremium / # of Events<br />
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2013<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Event 1 - Total Premium Value = $100,000 (Got this variable)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Event 2 - Total Premium Value = $200,000<br />
<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Total Premium Value for 2013 = $300,000 - - - - I can't get this<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Total Premium per Event = $150,000<br />
<br />
<br />
I'm really bad at Crystal variables so any help would be great! &nbsp;Thanks!!!<br />
<br />
Steve
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Gurus,

I have a subreport passing out a variable to my container report in the detail area called:

TotalPremiumValue

WhilePrintingRecords;
Shared NumberVar TotalPremiumValue;
TotalPremiumValue


I'm having trouble summing this variable for each group.  (I need to do a simple math total there).  TotalPremium / # of Events


2013
    Event 1 - Total Premium Value = $100,000 (Got this variable)
    Event 2 - Total Premium Value = $200,000

    Total Premium Value for 2013 = $300,000 - - - - I can't get this
    Total Premium per Event = $150,000


I'm really bad at Crystal variables so any help would be great!  Thanks!!!

Steve

Sum by Group formula

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