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Help with grouping

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wanzek1

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Jun 13, 2012
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Why can't I use this formula as a group?

if Sum ({@First Year}, {@SortEmployee})>0 and Sum ({@First Year}, {@SortEmployee})<=60000 then 'Under $60,000'
else if Sum ({@First Year}, {@SortEmployee})>60001 and Sum ({@First Year}, {@SortEmployee})<=114999
then '$60,001 to $114,999'
else if Sum ({@First Year}, {@SortEmployee})>=115000 then 'Over $115,000'
else 'No 2012 Wages'
 
The formula can only be evaluated at Print Time, because it uses existing groups. It is then too late to use as the basis of another group.

Pete
 
Do you have any suggestions as to how I can group these then?
 
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