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Sum fields crooss records

Enuma
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this maybe is easy but i dont find how to do it

i wanna to summ a especific field on each record.

any ideas?

You need to create a relationship (or self-relationship). Then you can use that to target the field, and you will get the Sum() of the field for all records which match the relationship (from the context of where it is defined to calculate).

For example. If you created a self-relationship using the Cartesian operator (X), it would match all records. To sum all records:

Sum ( self_X::number )

This would be independent of the found set. If you want the sum of the field within a found set, then you would just use a regular Summary field, Total of number field.

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hmmm i dont think i can make it work... im pretty new in it lol im sorry

can u give more steps pls?

will i have to lookup to keept the field updateding?

i wanna display the total in each record so..

does the total field need to be the in the self realted table or the field that i want to sum?

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lol nvm the summury type solved my problem....thx anyway im very gratefull for ur help

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