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Count of seperate objects

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sten28

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Apr 9, 2007
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I'm having some trouble creating a formula that will Count something as a sub-total.

Here's the scenario:

I have a list of people; Gender is a field. I want to do a count of all people, then do a separate Count of how many Males exist and how many Females exist.

I started by trying a formula where Gender = Male; all that returned was a true/false response so trying to Count based off that formula returned a count of all persons.

I'm quite new to coding formulas in Crystal (I mostly do VB) so sorry if this is an elementary problem! Google hasn't been very helpful :\
 
Write a formula:

I{Gender}="male" then 1 else 0.

Insert a simle sum on this formula. Repeat for female and you are done.

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You could also do it as a crosstab.


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