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Hi,
I have an activity report in my inventory DB that has a union query (or a
query made from the union query) as the record source. It takes all inbound
transactions and outbound transactions and displays them in a single report
with a running balance field as the unit balance. The report sorts and groups
by material number that has both a header and footer.
The customer requires I submit this one a month showing an opening balance
for each material number and listing only those transactions for the current
month.
When I limit the records via date parameters it loses all of the running
balance features. I've tried many different ways of adding and referencing an
"opening balance" field in the material number header but have not had any
luck.
What I end up doing is dumping the report to an Excel file and manually
adding a cell to house the opening balance and "hiding" the rows prior to the
current month and typing the opening balance number by hand (which is the
unit balance of the last line prior to the current month).
If anyone can picture this procedure with the Excel file you'll see that all
I want to do is show current month and be able to keep the running balance in
tact.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
I have an activity report in my inventory DB that has a union query (or a
query made from the union query) as the record source. It takes all inbound
transactions and outbound transactions and displays them in a single report
with a running balance field as the unit balance. The report sorts and groups
by material number that has both a header and footer.
The customer requires I submit this one a month showing an opening balance
for each material number and listing only those transactions for the current
month.
When I limit the records via date parameters it loses all of the running
balance features. I've tried many different ways of adding and referencing an
"opening balance" field in the material number header but have not had any
luck.
What I end up doing is dumping the report to an Excel file and manually
adding a cell to house the opening balance and "hiding" the rows prior to the
current month and typing the opening balance number by hand (which is the
unit balance of the last line prior to the current month).
If anyone can picture this procedure with the Excel file you'll see that all
I want to do is show current month and be able to keep the running balance in
tact.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.