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Old May 25th, 2004, 04:04 PM
Michael Noblet
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Default Report totals Query Total Vs Table Total

I am writting a report that I need to have filtered so I
wrote a select querry that limits the records for the
report. The filed of intrest is the number of XRay
films. For comparison in the report footer I need the sum
of Xray films from the table and not the query.

I tried using the expression builder with the table name
and filed for the total function, but I get the filtered
total rather than the table total

Any Ideas
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Old May 25th, 2004, 05:17 PM
Marshall Barton
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Default Report totals Query Total Vs Table Total

Michael Noblet wrote:

I am writting a report that I need to have filtered so I
wrote a select querry that limits the records for the
report. The filed of intrest is the number of XRay
films. For comparison in the report footer I need the sum
of Xray films from the table and not the query.

I tried using the expression builder with the table name
and filed for the total function, but I get the filtered
total rather than the table total


Try using the DSum function to total the field in the table:

=DSum("XRay", "table")

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Marsh
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