Since each detail section (a - d) is referring to the same row of data or recordnumber, I think the only way to count them individually, e.g., detail_a = 1, detail_b = 2, etc., is to hard code the numbers, i.e., to add a text box containing the number into each section--but there's probably not much point in this. If you want to get a count across a series of detail sections, lets' say a - d, you could change the formula to:
Maybe I am missing something, but if you have 4 detail sections (like Details A, Details B, etc) you could simply put 4 text objects in that said 1, 2, 3, and 4.
If what you really have is 4 records then you can use a running total or the special field "recordNumber" - depending on if you need a reset for each set of 4.
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I really need to back up and set up a database in Access that will allow all of the detail information to come from one field...so I can graph on it.
I was trying to create a work around, since there are only four field for two categories, but all of the field names in the detail section are different and so I cannot graph it.
Let me try a different database setup and I'll come back to you.
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