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Displaying specific formula results in footer

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Seth21

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Mar 19, 2011
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I have roughly 50 rows and each has a formula field called deviation.

I have assembled a process diagram in the footer and would like to have the some of the results from this formula in the footer.

Temp. Sensors Deviation
TE001 2
TE002 3
TE003 1.5
..all the way to 50


Anyway to do this?
 
An example of something that would be nice if I could write a formula like below:

{@deviation} WHERE Temp. Sensors = TE003


 
What is the content of {@deviation}?

-LB
 
IF {cr_trgraph1.Max_Spec}>={@Value} and {@Value}>={cr_trgraph1.Min_Spec} THEN 0

Else if {@Value}<{cr_trgraph1.Min_Spec} then {@Value}-{cr_trgraph1.Min_Spec}

else {@Value}-{cr_trgraph1.Max_Spec}



It is an if then statement seeing if {@value} is within spec, if it is not within spec then how much is it outside of spec.
 
When asked for formula contents, you should also show the content of any nested formulas, e.g., {@value}. The point is to see whether you are using any summaries or any comparisons that are sequential (cross records).

If {@value} just refers to items in the same row, you can just use formulas like this:

if {Temp. Sensors} = TE003 then
{@deviation}

Place this in the detail section and right click and insert a summary on it at the report level.

-LB
 
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