Re: Access XP/2003 & Subforms challenge
From: littledragons4 (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 03/16/04
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Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2004 08:30:40 -0800
Thank you. I've tried repeating the calculations in the
query, but the problem is that it doesn't allow me to
include the subtotal field from the subform. I'm assuming
it's because it resides in the footer. So I tried it by
including the total field from the main form (that pulls
from the subform), but even though the total field on the
form shows the correct amount it still comes out at zero
in the query.
The database is to help me track my eBay sales. One item
may have multiple listings if it didn't sell the first
time, which is why I created the subform for the
listings. I need to add in all the fees associated with
the listings (the subform) to all the fees in the item
form (the main form) in order to figure out what my net
value is for the sale of the item. Keeping the form open
while running the report won't help because I'd like to
generate a report that shows all sales for the month, all
fees, and net sales.
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