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Group Footers Problem
Below is the nested formula (@AmountMo). The report design has 2 sections - current period and YTD. The user inputs the units for both sections. Thus the Mo designation. if ({GeneralLedgerDataSet.DataSet}={?Dataset1} and {AccountType.AccountTypeCode}="S" and {AccountCategory.Rank}>3) then 0...- socaldougb
- Post #7
- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 1 Formulas
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Group Footers Problem
Thanks for your help LB. Below is the per unit formula. Let me know if a crosstab would work. if {?APDActMo}=0 then 0 else Sum ({@Amount1mo}, {AccountCategory.AccountCategory})/{?APDActMo}- socaldougb
- Post #5
- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 1 Formulas
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Group Footers Problem
Hi Madawc, Thanks for the response. As a side note, I'm using Crystal 11. I'm still a little uncertain as to the solution to my problem. The Group Header I have setup is already a Summary of detailed account-level data. I'm having more of an issue with the layout than anything. I would like...- socaldougb
- Post #3
- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 1 Formulas
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Group Footers Problem
Is it possible to have a list of Group Footers show below a list of Group Headers on the same page, but that are driven by the same Grouping-level? As I've tried to design it, each footer always appears directly after the header that it refers to. I would like to see 2 separate sections. A...- socaldougb
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