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Crystal Reports 2016 SP4 
 
I wish to display a count of records based on a certain criteria at the Top of the report before the detailed listing. &nbsp;Is it appropriate to use the Count() function to accomplish this. 
 
SQL Columns 
 
Location &nbsp; Trustee 
A Block &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;N 
A Block &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Y 
B Block &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Y 
 
 
So in this case I wish to display the count of &nbsp;all Records where Trustee &nbsp;is &quot;Y&quot;. 
 
Count of Trustee: &nbsp;2
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Crystal Reports 2016 SP4

I wish to display a count of records based on a certain criteria at the Top of the report before the detailed listing.  Is it appropriate to use the Count() function to accomplish this.

SQL Columns

Location    Trustee
A Block          N
A Block          Y
B Block          Y


So in this case I wish to display the count of  all Records where Trustee  is "Y".

Count of Trustee:  2

Using Count to display total at top of page prior to detail section

Crystal Reports 2016 SP4

I wish to display a count of records based on a certain criteria at the Top of the report before the detailed listing.  Is it appropriate to use the Count() function to accomplish this.

SQL Columns

Location    Trustee
A Block          N
A Block          Y
B Block          Y


So in this case I wish to display the count of  all Records where Trustee  is &quot;Y&quot;.

Count of Trustee:  2

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