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OK the top level part is in the darker grey bit at the top. The lighter grey bit contains the part to be costed - on the first page it is the same as the part in the darker grey bit (90PINKRO00100). On page 2 we have part number 87PINKRO00100. This contains ops 5 to 70, and components...

On our system we have parts beginning with 1 which are lithos & the cost calculation is based on a supplementary file containing a set of parameters and gold weights which allow the costing of that type of part. There is an operation of zero time, and it is there because the works order system...

PS Page 1 has a working calculation. Page 2 is the culprit overflow page. Page 7 is the incorrect page

If you are interested I have managed to put the report (plus data)on an ftp server. Just click on the free user option. The red numbers are the costs in question.http://rapidshare.com/files/386879713/prod-costs-v2.rpt.html

I am not using a cross tab report. The only calculations on the report header are:- clearing an error counter setting a cost price based on an input parameter setting a margin based on this cost price All the rest are just text fields or displayed database fields. In the parts I am looking at...

I have a shared variables clear at the start of each subreport, I have also a shared variables clear in the detail section e. In trying to debug this problem, I have even resorted to showing the shared variables of the operations at the bottom of the operations subreport (detail b), and also at...

Thanks for the quick response. Ah! that would be the case for other times I have had this problem. However I have written a view which drills down from the top level part and contains parent, component plus other items. Consequently I have no need to group any of the records. They are all in...

Hello I am trying to produce a cost report for a part based on its components & routes. I have a subreport linked to the parent part displaying all operations, labour, material & overhead costs for this part. These are shown totalled at the bottom of the subreport and passed out as shared...