Dsum Statement

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Hi John :) Thanks very much for your help. Has a told before it's the first time I'm using Access, so I don't know if I'm doing things properly? My aim is to put on the top of the report the sum of all the product codes that start with EVWP and are not excluded.

Am I doing something wrong?

Once again, thanks very much :D

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I noted that mistake and I amended it. However, it didn't work. But I'm quite sure that's something I did wrong. I'll endeavor to find out whats wrong.

Thanks very much for your help guys.

:D

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Hello again :)

I've been trying to figure out what I've done wrong. However, I'm having some difficulties.
Here it's a part of my data set and both argument for the functions.

For instance, in the Dcount, everything it's easy peasy. But when getting down to the nitty-gritty, the Dsum, something goes wrong.
In my data set, in the exclusion column, I've tried both "False" and "No", but didn't work.

Any idea about whats wrong?

Cheers

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I think its something about the way I was writing the argument. Because now I did the way you can see in the picture and its working (but just for one criteria :( )

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