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BJWink

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Given the following simple organization of data in a table:
AGENCY PERIOD ENDING NUMBER SERVED NUMBER ACC
Agency X 31, Jan 02 23
Agency X 28, Feb 02 12
Agency y 31, Jan 02 42
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Each table has about 50 numeric fields..
Each table is reported by month.

In order to generate a Year-to-Date report, I need to accumulate each field and sort by agency so that I can get a total for each field. Normally, I would just assign a group of global variables to collect data from each record, but I do not know how to do that in VBA...

I can be reached at bj.wink@mail.state.ky.us if my thoughts make no sense
 
This is fairly easy in a report I believe (if a report is your intention)...basically just create a report based on this table, then in the sorting and grouping you just group by Agency. Make sure that there's an Agency Footer and add a Sum([Fieldname]) into the footer for each field you need added up. I think you'll want to hide the Details section of this too, not sure though...actually I think 90% of this can be done using the report wizard. Hope that helps...hope I'm not totally off in my reading of this too.

Kevin
 
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