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Hello,

I was wondering if someone can help me out. here is the deal, i have attendance database. I want to find out what the total of hours a person attended for a class. example would be for Technique(T1) or (T2)

The list of classes is T1...T8 but also A1...A8. I want create a report that show the total of hours a student did through for the class like T1...T8 or A1...A8.

any help would be appreciate it.

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Hi, s! I was about to recommend SUMMARY FIELDS when I realized I was probably thinking of your database structure incorrectly. What I mean is, now that I think about it, you probably have a database of students with various class fields on each student record.

In that case, you can create CALCULATION FIELDS; something like

T_total = T1 + T2 + T3 + T4+ T5+ T6+ T7+ T8

If this does not seem like it will work, describe your database and fields a little more and someone should be able to help you out.

--ST

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Steve,

i thought about Summary fields too. Basically i have a field call H_missed for hours missed and i have another field call Classname which save the T1...T8 and A1...A8. Basically, i want to know what it is the total hours of Techniques(T1...T8) a student have have missed and the same goes for Anatomy (A1..A8). i just want to find out what the total hours student misssed for the class. I want to know what is the total hours of techniques they missed.

I have included a diagram to give you overview how my database works.

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I think you need three files: 1) student 2) class date 3) join. Each record of the join file will contain a student-class date. Then it's just a matter of putting the summary field (total) from the join file on the student layout. (I'm working with v. 7, so hopefully this will work with v. 6).

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