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Sum in Split Form
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Dear Team,
I am facing similar problem. Split form is not showing the sum and some times, it shows incorrectly. The column values are arrived using a query, jsut to clarify.
Facing similar problem in other form as well, which is similar.
Screen Shot is attached.
Thanks
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Dear Team,
I am facing similar problem. Split form is not showing the sum and some times, it shows incorrectly. The column values are arrived using a query, jsut to clarify.
Facing similar problem in other form as well, which is similar.
Screen Shot is attached.
Thanks
2017-02-28_LI.jpg
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Split form is not showing the sum and some times, it shows incorrectly.you may check the data type of that field as well as the values within that field.
based on your image file in your question, can you go to the column: Sold and see what dropdown options available there?
tried Sum but not working... However, other functions like Count is working fine !!
Simlar to this form, i have another form but it shows vague results. Screen shot is attached, FYR.
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Simlar to this form, i have another form but it shows vague results. Screen shot is attached, FYR.
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are both "Lifted Qty" and "Un Lifted Qty" derived/calculated fields? can we make sure these fields returning numeric values?
possible to upload a sample (without real data) here for troubleshooting?
possible to upload a sample (without real data) here for troubleshooting?
Sorry sir. I am not allowed to upload it on public platform. But i can send it through email, provided EE portal permissions this.
These fields "Lifted qty" and Un lifted qty are derrived by query.
Two Tables are there : tblSale and tblLifting
SELECT Val((select NZ(sum(tbllifting.[Lift_qt
FROM tblsale
ORDER BY tblsale.Deal_Date DESC;
Thanks for your efforts.
Two Tables are there : tblSale and tblLifting
SELECT Val((select NZ(sum(tbllifting.[Lift_qt
FROM tblsale
ORDER BY tblsale.Deal_Date DESC;
Thanks for your efforts.
you may try:
or
SELECT Val((select sum(tbllifting.[Lift_qty]) from tbllifting where tbllifting.[Sale_BN] = tblsale.[Sale_BN])) AS Lifted, [Sale_Qty]-Val((select sum(tbllifting.[Lift_qty]) from tbllifting where tbllifting.[Sale_BN] = tblsale.[Sale_BN])) AS Unlifted, *
FROM tblsale
ORDER BY tblsale.Deal_Date DESC;
or
SELECT (select sum(tbllifting.[Lift_qty]) from tbllifting where tbllifting.[Sale_BN] = tblsale.[Sale_BN]) AS Lifted, [Sale_Qty]-(select sum(tbllifting.[Lift_qty]) from tbllifting where tbllifting.[Sale_BN] = tblsale.[Sale_BN]) AS Unlifted, *
FROM tblsale
ORDER BY tblsale.Deal_Date DESC;
Thanks. Tried both querries but problem is not resolved. .. will compiling the database will make difference ?
I am ok with the outcome of the data components like lifted Qty and Un lifted qty. But problem is in the sum which is inbuilt feature of split database. Can we do it manually by adding three text boxes at the bottom or top of the data sheet part ?
I am ok with the outcome of the data components like lifted Qty and Un lifted qty. But problem is in the sum which is inbuilt feature of split database. Can we do it manually by adding three text boxes at the bottom or top of the data sheet part ?
will compiling the database will make difference ?probably the answer is No.
I am ok with the outcome of the data components like lifted Qty and Un lifted qty. But problem is in the sum which is inbuilt feature of split database. Can we do it manually by adding three text boxes at the bottom or top of the data sheet part ?I'm kinda don't get what you mean here. can you elaborate further?
I mean formula part or data outcome of the quarries are ok. I am facing problem in Sum only. So can I add three text boxes at top or bottom, and put totals of the filtered record source there ?
I occasionally have a problem with the "totals" row. It may have to do with how large the recordset is. If you need to ensure that the row is always present and accurate, add controls to the footer of the datasheet form and copy them to unbound controls on the main form.
You can either do this with code in the AfterUpdate event of the subform or by using calculated columns.
You can either do this with code in the AfterUpdate event of the subform or by using calculated columns.
Thanks Mr Part for your kind advise. I would like to say :
1. Recordsets in my datasheet are barely 300 records.
2. i added footer to the control of form (Its split form and Footer component doesnt show at all in Form View. :(
3. I am not using Subform as its split form in which Form Part is in Form Header and Data sheet as Details, at Bottom,
4. FYI, screen shots of both forms are attached.
Could you help please with Totals in Text Box controls ?
Thanks in advance.
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1. Recordsets in my datasheet are barely 300 records.
2. i added footer to the control of form (Its split form and Footer component doesnt show at all in Form View. :(
3. I am not using Subform as its split form in which Form Part is in Form Header and Data sheet as Details, at Bottom,
4. FYI, screen shots of both forms are attached.
Could you help please with Totals in Text Box controls ?
Thanks in advance.
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The totals feature is attractive on the surface but I have also found it to be unreliable The problem you are experiencing might be caused because you are using a split form. That form stile is easy to create the old-fashioned way so you don't need to use it either especially since it is also prone to strange errors.
What you are seeing is a bug. None of us can fix this type of bug. That is why I offered an alternative. If you want to contact Microsoft, they might fix the problem for you. Be prepared to front them around $500. They will look at the problem and offer solutions. If the problem is caused by a bug, they will refund your fee. None of the free help will look at your code or even be competent in Access. The free help is geared more to the other Office products and typical user problems. They can't help with programming problems.
What you are seeing is a bug. None of us can fix this type of bug. That is why I offered an alternative. If you want to contact Microsoft, they might fix the problem for you. Be prepared to front them around $500. They will look at the problem and offer solutions. If the problem is caused by a bug, they will refund your fee. None of the free help will look at your code or even be competent in Access. The free help is geared more to the other Office products and typical user problems. They can't help with programming problems.
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