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Is it possible to use an Absolute Value in a report rather than defining the
Absolute Value in the query that the report is based on? Brad |
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Sure. in a textbox on the report, you can use the absolute value
function there. =Abs([fieldname]) |
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ghetto_banjo
Thanks for the help. Brad "ghetto_banjo" wrote: Sure. in a textbox on the report, you can use the absolute value function there. =Abs([fieldname]) . |
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