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omit records based on a calculated field in access reports
Good morning, I will try your advice. And let you know in a week or so. Thanks, RIVIF- rivif
- Post #9
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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omit records based on a calculated field in access reports
Hi Duane, That worked on removing the records. THANK-YOU! Now that created another problem. The Labels are in a different group. They do not "go away". This is what I get now: ID# B51348 Location Shipping Number Quantity Remain 11B? 305 62...- rivif
- Post #7
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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omit records based on a calculated field in access reports
Hello again, This what I get in the report now; ID# B51348 Location Shipping Number Quantity Remain 11B? 305 62 1A N/M 0 3A 24 118 3A? 99 0 This is what I...- rivif
- Post #5
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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omit records based on a calculated field in access reports
Good morning, I miss spoke myself when I said "some", I meant a single field from the sub report. I will try to explain better. I have a field on the report named Quantity and field on the sub-report named QuantityOut. The calculated field is called QuantityRemaining. The equation is...- rivif
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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omit records based on a calculated field in access reports
Hi everyone, I have created a report with a sub report. (WOW) On the report is a calculated field that subtracts some numbers from the sub report. All this works really great except I do not want the records to be in my report if equal to or less than 0. Please don't say I need to create a...- rivif
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
