Feb 13, 2001 #1 savok Technical User Jan 11, 2001 303 AT I have a table with the Name and ClassID fields. I need to count how many students are in each class How would I do this in crystal?
I have a table with the Name and ClassID fields. I need to count how many students are in each class How would I do this in crystal?
Feb 13, 2001 Thread starter #2 savok Technical User Jan 11, 2001 303 AT actually what I need to find out is how many times ClassID repeats thanks Upvote 0 Downvote
Feb 13, 2001 #3 LindaC Programmer Oct 18, 1999 97 US Hi Savoc How about grouping by classid and then putting a count field in the group footer. LindaC lcastner@co.orange.ny.us Upvote 0 Downvote
Hi Savoc How about grouping by classid and then putting a count field in the group footer. LindaC lcastner@co.orange.ny.us
Feb 14, 2001 Thread starter #4 savok Technical User Jan 11, 2001 303 AT Linda can you be a little more specific plz? I have a few class codes in the table, and need to find out how many times each code repeats it self, and then display it Upvote 0 Downvote
Linda can you be a little more specific plz? I have a few class codes in the table, and need to find out how many times each code repeats it self, and then display it
Feb 14, 2001 1 #5 kenhamady Instructor Sep 10, 2000 8,794 US click on the classID field on the detail band. Select "Insert-Summary" from the menu. Set the operation to "Count". Set the group to ClassID. This will add the group and the count in one step. Ken Hamady http://www.kenhamady.com/Crystal Reports Training/Consulting and a Quick Reference Guide to VB/Crystal (including ADO) Upvote 0 Downvote
click on the classID field on the detail band. Select "Insert-Summary" from the menu. Set the operation to "Count". Set the group to ClassID. This will add the group and the count in one step. Ken Hamady http://www.kenhamady.com/Crystal Reports Training/Consulting and a Quick Reference Guide to VB/Crystal (including ADO)
Feb 14, 2001 #6 IdoMillet Instructor Feb 6, 2001 5,290 US Savok, I suspect that your codes are in several columns (fields) rather than in a single field. Is that true? Cheers, - Ido Upvote 0 Downvote
Savok, I suspect that your codes are in several columns (fields) rather than in a single field. Is that true? Cheers, - Ido
Feb 14, 2001 Thread starter #7 savok Technical User Jan 11, 2001 303 AT you da man Ken! thanks Upvote 0 Downvote