BobWeaver Posted January 11, 2002 Posted January 11, 2002 It depends where you locate the summary field on your layout. If you create a subsummary part sorted by Food, and put a copy of the SUM_ALL field there, and then add a grand summary part and put another copy of the SUM_ALL field there, then you can display all records, sort by Food, and the subtotal will appear in the subsummary part for each food, and a grand total will appear in the grand summary part. Check out the manual regarding layout parts (chapter 6). [ January 10, 2002: Message edited by: BobWeaver ]
Newbies Vega3001 Posted January 11, 2002 Newbies Posted January 11, 2002 I'm sure this is a silly question, but I'm majorly stuck. Say I have these fields: Rec_ID (number, auto-serial) Date (Date, creation date) Food (Text) Quantity (Number) Month (Calculation, Month(Date)) Year (Calculation, Year(Date)) SUM_ALL(Summary(Quantity)) For simplicity’s sake, say the database is populated as so: 1, 9/01/2001, Apple, 10 2 , 9/01/2001, Apple, 10 3 , 9/01/2001, Apple, 10 4 , 9/30/2001, Orange, 10 If I do a FIND, searching for Apples, SUM_ALL returns 30 which is correct. What do I do if I want the search for only Apples, but want to see the whole year’s Quantity of all Foods(40 in this case)? I'm sure I'll need another field (Total_Quantity), but I don't even know where to start. Since SUM_ALL isn't a stored value, is there a way to store the Total_Quantity value? Thanks in advance
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