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Grouping in a report within a Footer

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Sonu84

Programmer
Oct 7, 2019
3
IN
Dear All,

I need help in developing a small requirement in a report. Please refer to the attachment so that you can relate to the fields I will be talking about.

The report currently displays data by grouping with District -> Location -> Dept Description -> Expr2 and their respective group counts on the right.

Is this possible to implement using the Group & Sort options or can someone suggest an approach? If any additional information is required, I can surely provide it.

Thank You.
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Hi Sonu84 and welcome to Tek-Tips!

If I understand correctly you want the report totals in a page footer section. Would a report footer section work for you? If you are stuck on the page footer, does your report print multiple pages?

Duane
Minnesota
Hook'D on Access
MS Access MVP 2001-2016
 
Hello Duane,

I want to add a Location Footer which will display a total no. of associates and display after grouping on F or T. As per example above, Location_0001 has two Departments and some numbers under them for F and T.

The Location Footer should display a sum of total F and T within Location group (irrespective of the department). I hope it clears what I am looking for.

Thank you.
 
Sonu84,
You didn't respond regarding page footer section. I'm assuming a Location Footer section will work for you and is more appropriate.

Just add a couple text boxes with control sources like:

Code:
=Sum(Abs([Your Field Name] = "T"))

Code:
=Sum(Abs([Your Field Name] = "F"))

I'm not sure what the name of your field is but it might be Expr2. If so, you really should spend the time renaming your columns for clarity.

Duane
Minnesota
Hook'D on Access
MS Access MVP 2001-2016
 
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