Re: Repost-Still Suffering with Subreports
From: Duane Hookom (duanehookom_at_NO_SPAMhotmail.com)
Date: 08/24/04
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Date: Mon, 23 Aug 2004 22:52:02 -0500
Since you have link master child set to the date field, I would place the
totals in the subreport in the report footer. Is there a reason why you are
using a running sum for TotalGroupRS rather than a regular Sum()?
-- Duane Hookom MS Access MVP "IreneJ" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:ba7401c4893e$d75201b0$a401280a@phx.gbl... > Good morning, > In subreport 1 (Volunteer), VGAmounttoContractorTotal is > in the Date Footer. VGAmounttoContractorTotal is a total > field comprised of =[VDAmounttoContractorTotal]+ > [DTotalJobCats]. DTotalJobCats is a field comprised of = > [TotalGroupRS], a running sum of some job categories from > the Date Footer. > > I checked all the other reports and all the other totals > come from the Report Footer. I was having so much > trouble summing the job categories and the billing amount > to the contractor in the Volunteer report that I moved > the total to the Date Footer but I did have it in the > Report Footer also at one point but trying to add two > fields together was causing me grief so I moved it. > > Thanks for trying to help me with this. I really > appreciate any help, it's making me crazy. I thought > that subreporting would be fairly easy but it hasn't been > at all! > Thanks again, > Irene > > > >-----Original Message----- > >Where in the subreport, do you get > VGAmounttoContractorTotal from? Is it in > >the report footer section or a date footer? How about > other totals on > >subreports? > > > >-- > >Duane Hookom > >MS Access MVP > > > > > >"IreneJ" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > message > >news:b06701c488af$c316c440$a601280a@phx.gbl... > >> Is anyone able to help with me with this posted on Aug > >> 19. Thank you, > >> Hello again, still having multiple problems getting > four > >> subreports on a main report to print items from each by > >> date. Have made some head way with your help provided > >> but now have another problem. > >> > >> I have subtotal boxes in the date footer on the main > form > >> for the amounts from each form i.e. Subreport1 - > 208.00. > >> Each one of the total boxes has: > >> =IIf([Subreport1].Report.HasData,[Subreport1].Report! > >> [VGAmounttoContractorTotal],0) so that if the report > has > >> no data that the field is populated with 0.00. (This > part > >> seems to work okay) > >> > >> I have found that if any one of the subreports doesn't > >> have any data to report i.e. Subreport 1 - 208.00, > >> Subreport 2 - 0.00, the total box for Subreport 1 will > >> skew the data and give me a false number such as 143.00 > >> instead of the 208.00. As long as the reports have > >> information in them, Subreport 1 will produce the > correct > >> amount in the total box. > >> > >> Anyone have any ideas about what might be going on. Is > >> there anything specific that subreports have to have > make > >> them run correctly. I have found a way to put > link/child > >> fields on all of them so that they have an attachment > to > >> a date which they didn't have before, they had > prevously > >> just been unlinked on the main report. > >> > >> Thanks, > >> Irene > >> > > > > > >. > >
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