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Did you create a summary field for the # of courses in the student group?<br />
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Can you upload the report?<br />
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mlmcc
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Did you create a summary field for the # of courses in the student group?

Can you upload the report?

mlmcc

rporter45

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The reference to &nbsp;the grouping cleared this up - I was able to suppress perfectly - <br />
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thank you so much - CS
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The reference to  the grouping cleared this up - I was able to suppress perfectly -

thank you so much - CS

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Hi there,<br />
I have a parameter where the use chooses a numerical range and if the report, I want to suppress the group base on whether or not the number falls within the range.<br />
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My suppression formula is <br />
Not (sum({@# Courses}) in {?Select Range for Number of Courses Taken})<br />
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But when I run the report, it suppresses every record regardless of what I enter - do you have any ideas on why it isn't doing this or, if it's possible?<br />
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thanks in advance - CS
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Hi there,
I have a parameter where the use chooses a numerical range and if the report, I want to suppress the group base on whether or not the number falls within the range.

My suppression formula is 
Not (sum({@# Courses}) in {?Select Range for Number of Courses Taken})

But when I run the report, it suppresses every record regardless of what I enter - do you have any ideas on why it isn't doing this or, if it's possible?

thanks in advance - CS

Suppressing Group Based on Number Range Parameter

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