mr_vodka Posted July 3, 2007 Posted July 3, 2007 Here is the general situation. There are two tables Project and Charges. Each cost is associated to a project by ProjectID. Each charge also has a account code ( range is from 000, 100, ... 900). Now I have to sum up by each code for each project. IOW, I need to know the total charge amounts for each one. The easy way of doing this would be to create a global calc for each account code and then I can get a sum for each one or I can create an intemediary table with 10 records; one for each code, set a global field with the ProjectID and sum it up that way. All that being said, I wanted to make my life difficult and thought that perhaps this can be done with a repeating calc. I can create a calc that gives me the account codes easily enough: Right ( Get ( CalculationRepetitionNumber ) * 100; 3 ) But perhaps there is a way to individually sum up the charges for the project by each account code as well. At this point, my mind is elsewhere and I need a second opinion to see if I am just chasing my tail.
comment Posted July 3, 2007 Posted July 3, 2007 Hi John, these two examples are very close to what you describe: http://fmforums.com/forum/showpost.php?post/165564/ http://www.fmforums.com/forum/showpost.php?post/182999/ There's also a detailed tutorial on Mikhail Edoshin's blog: http://edoshin.skeletonkey.com/2006/12/crosstab_report.html#more
mr_vodka Posted July 3, 2007 Author Posted July 3, 2007 Thank you Michael. I will look into these and see what I can extract. Although I have read Mikhail's Cross tab report previously, somehow I wasnt thinking about it. :o
mr_vodka Posted July 3, 2007 Author Posted July 3, 2007 I looked at Mikhail's blog again and it did not help as much as much as your "Counting Sheep" example. http://fmforums.com/forum/showpost.php?post/165564/ Here is a modified version of your file with my changes. sumByCategory_Modified.zip
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