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I have a very simple report, most of the work is just a matter of a query and
a flat report with some totals . . . .totals is where I am running into the
problem.
I have some fields in a table, that are of "Currency" format. I am
reporting them and THEN I want to sum them in the page footer, then the
report footer. My guess is that my problem with both is the same.
I have done this before, successfully, but can't seem to now!
One of the fields, is being reported in a text field in the details as
"txtFieldOne", The data source is a currenct field called "principle".
In the footer I have a txtbox "TxtSumPrinciple". It data source is simply
=Sum([principle])
I have tried =sum([txtsumprinciple]) as well as several other variations,
all produce "error".
I have even tried =Sum(cdbl([principle])) to MAKE SURE that the field is
seen as a number, still no luck.
In a query I have done calculations with these values, so they DO appear to
be behaving as if they are numbers. None are null or anything else that
might make things "weird". Seems it is the simple things that can drive you
the "Nuts-est"!
Thanks for any direction!
a flat report with some totals . . . .totals is where I am running into the
problem.
I have some fields in a table, that are of "Currency" format. I am
reporting them and THEN I want to sum them in the page footer, then the
report footer. My guess is that my problem with both is the same.
I have done this before, successfully, but can't seem to now!
One of the fields, is being reported in a text field in the details as
"txtFieldOne", The data source is a currenct field called "principle".
In the footer I have a txtbox "TxtSumPrinciple". It data source is simply
=Sum([principle])
I have tried =sum([txtsumprinciple]) as well as several other variations,
all produce "error".
I have even tried =Sum(cdbl([principle])) to MAKE SURE that the field is
seen as a number, still no luck.
In a query I have done calculations with these values, so they DO appear to
be behaving as if they are numbers. None are null or anything else that
might make things "weird". Seems it is the simple things that can drive you
the "Nuts-est"!
Thanks for any direction!