on 04-16-2008 1:25 AM
We have a custom app that the vendor has told us we have to use Crystal Reports 8.5 Dev to edit their reports. I hope I'd posted this in the correct place, if not please advise on where I should have posted this.
What I want to do is SUM the "detail" in "Group Header #1 a"
The field on the report has "@Extended" in it and this is what I see when I edit Formula Field, formula = {CR_SVSLS_DOCS;1.SVSLSITM_ExtndPrice}
I'm not real sure the information I've included is enough or relevent, but I hope someone can point me in the right direction.
Thanks in advance
Kelvin
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Group Header #1 a
CR_SVSLS_DOCS;1.SVSLSOPS_Opsid-A
Group Header #1 b
CR_SVSLS_DOCS;1.SVSLSOPS_Opsid-A
Group Header #1 c
CR_SVSLS_DOCS;1.SVSLSOPS_Opsid-A
Group Header #1 d
CR_SVSLS_DOCS;1.SVSLSOPS_Opsid-A
Group Header #1 e
CR_SVSLS_DOCS;1.SVSLSOPS_Opsid-A
Group Header #2
CR_SVSLS_DOCS;1.SVSLSITM_Slsid-A
Detail
Group Footer #2
CR_SVSLS_DOCS;1.SVSLSITM_Slsid-A
Group Footer #1
CR_SVSLS_DOCS;1.SVSLSOPS_Opsid-A
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Inside a formula there is a command called sum which will sum all the values of a given field that would appear on the report. It looks like sum(field).
However, if you want to sum only values that would be inside the same group level you can add a condition to the sum as such: sum (field,group field).
Let me know if this helps,
-Sean
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