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Old January 31st, 2010, 09:11 AM posted to microsoft.public.access.reports
Wahab
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Default Stop running sum(Over All) when customer change

Dear All

I hv report based on tblTransaction which contains many customers with their
transactions by date wise. I grouped report on CustomerID sub Group by
Fromat(trnDate,”MMM-YY”) to get monthly transactions for each customer. I
made calculated field to obtained closing balance with running sum over Group.
I want to make the Running sum – over all but when customers is changing it
must stop and start again, by default it will give running sum of all the
customer, exactly this I don’t want. Any idea to stopped or make running sum
based on customer when month is changing it should carry on so I will get
uptodate balance of each customer?
Thanks in advance

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Old January 31st, 2010, 02:36 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.reports
Marshall Barton
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Default Stop running sum(Over All) when customer change

Wahab wrote:
I hv report based on tblTransaction which contains many customers with their
transactions by date wise. I grouped report on CustomerID sub Group by
Fromat(trnDate,MMM-YY) to get monthly transactions for each customer. I
made calculated field to obtained closing balance with running sum over Group.
I want to make the Running sum over all but when customers is changing it
must stop and start again, by default it will give running sum of all the
customer, exactly this I dont want. Any idea to stopped or make running sum
based on customer when month is changing it should carry on so I will get
uptodate balance of each customer?



You need two RunningSun text boxes. Add a text box to the
month group footer section. Set its expression to
={first run sum text box}
and set its RuningSum property to Over Gtoup. Because it is
in a group footer section it will keep going until the next
higher level group changes.

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Marsh
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Old January 31st, 2010, 05:35 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.reports
Wahab
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Default Stop running sum(Over All) when customer change

Thanks Mr. Marshall,
It's very easy.
Once again thanks.

"Marshall Barton" wrote:

Wahab wrote:
I hv report based on tblTransaction which contains many customers with their
transactions by date wise. I grouped report on CustomerID sub Group by
Fromat(trnDate,”MMM-YY”) to get monthly transactions for each customer. I
made calculated field to obtained closing balance with running sum over Group.
I want to make the Running sum – over all but when customers is changing it
must stop and start again, by default it will give running sum of all the
customer, exactly this I don’t want. Any idea to stopped or make running sum
based on customer when month is changing it should carry on so I will get
uptodate balance of each customer?



You need two RunningSun text boxes. Add a text box to the
month group footer section. Set its expression to
={first run sum text box}
and set its RuningSum property to Over Gtoup. Because it is
in a group footer section it will keep going until the next
higher level group changes.

--
Marsh
MVP [MS Access]
.

 




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