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summary formula displaying hooey

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andie18

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Aug 14, 2001
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Hello,

I'm writing a financial summary style report that displays salespeoples activity/closing ratios (Crystal 8.5 developer, GoldMine 5.5 MSSQL backend)

This is my formula problem right now:

(sum({@hpw won}) * Average ({CONTACT2.USOBILLRAT}, {CONTHIST.USERID})) * 52

This formula is suppose to get the sum of @hpw won and the average bill rate and multiply by 52 weeks. Seemed simple enough but the result is way off. For example, on one of the conthist.userid's the sum({@hpw won}) is 0 yet this formula shows 2,447,704.34 so obviously I screwed it up somewhere because it should be a 0.

The report itself is a fairly simple layout. I have 1 group {conthist.userid} and I have these formulas in the group footer. I put them there, because it makes the export to Excel much easier to read. In the select expert I have only one thing, {Conthist.ondate} greaterthan 1/1/2004 12:00:00 a.m.

any help would be greatly appreciated!
 
hi try this

(sum({@hpw won},{CONTHIST.USERID}) * Average ({CONTACT2.USOBILLRAT}, {CONTHIST.USERID})) * 52

cheers

pg

pgtek
 
I just figured it out on my little own

and if you're curious, you were right. I guess that I needed the teddy bear treatment

thanks a bunch for the help
 
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