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MaumeeScott

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Jan 29, 2004
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I have the following method on an integer control in the content section of a report. This essentially calculates how many of these fields are null and returns the number. This works fine. What I now need to do is to Average this in the report after section and I can't seem to get it to work. Thanks in advance for any and all responses.

Sub OnRow( row As AcDataRow )
Super::OnRow( row )
Dim NullCount As Integer
NullCount = 0
if IsNull(row.getvalue("location.glaccout")) then let NullCount = NullCount + 1
if IsNull(row.getvalue("location.region")) then let NullCount = NullCount + 1
if IsNull(row.getvalue("location.state")) then let NullCount = NullCount + 1
if IsNull(row.getvalue("location.postalcode")) then let NullCount = NullCount + 1
datavalue = NullCount
End Sub

Thanks,
Scott
 
You can try this:

1. Create a double control in the After Slot frame to hold the average value.

2. Create a static variable called NullCount in that control
Name: NullCount
Type: Integer
Storage: Static
Visibility: Public

3. Specify Count() in the ValueExp property, to find the number of rows. THIS IS IMPORTANT.

4. Override the OnRow method of that control as follows:
Sub OnRow( row As AcDataRow )
Super::OnRow( row )
if IsNull(row.getvalue("location.glaccout")) then let NullCount = NullCount + 1
if IsNull(row.getvalue("location.region")) then let NullCount = NullCount + 1
if IsNull(row.getvalue("location.state")) then let NullCount = NullCount + 1
if IsNull(row.getvalue("location.postalcode")) then let NullCount = NullCount + 1
End Sub

5. Override the Finish method of the control as follows:

Sub Finish( )
Super::Finish( )

' Calculate the average,
' it will be zero if Count() is zero.
DataValue = SafeDivide(NullCount,Datavalue, 0)

End Sub

I hope this helps.

-- JB
 
John,
That worked great! Thanks! Would the same process be used to find the Maximum value of that same variable?

Thanks again!

Scott
 
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