Harr777,
This gets wierder & WIERDER. I tried your suggestion... still no luck with the FOOTER... BUT, when I put the text box in the HEADER, & use the same criteria you suggested (withOUT the non-visible box in the body of the report), it WORKS correctly.
Anybody got any other ideas?
I added it in the FOOTER, per what Duane said. It shows up as UNBOUND, then I inserted the =Count(TRNO) into the UNBOUND frame... is it supposed to be entered in there another way?
Thx!
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