zenmom Posted January 15, 2010 Posted January 15, 2010 Oooo-kay, here I go again! I'm working on an expenses db currently. For report purposes, I want it to look like this: [Category] [sub-category] [individual entries] . . . (etc.) [sub-category] total: [total by sub-c.] [next Sub-category] [individual entries] [next Sub-category] total: [total by sub-c.] (and so forth... followed by:) [Category] total: [total by Category] (and then at the very bottom:) Grand Total: [total of all items] I'm attaching the db in question, so some smart person can take a look at it. The thing that's throwing me is that *sometimes* I get a Sub-category total, and sometimes I don't. This is more puzzling to me than if they didn't show up at all. I know the data's a little rough, there will be some editing to resolve category problems for indiv items. I don't think that should be affecting the way the subtotals are displaying...? Any help would be gratefully appreciated! expenses.fp7.zip
dayzrespite Posted January 16, 2010 Posted January 16, 2010 Your explanation was a bit weird. However, I downloaded the file and was able to modify it to what I thought you may have wanted to design. I based myself on the logic of what you wanted to report. You can look at the file to see what I modified. Basically added a sub-summary part, and only used one summary field based on the Amount Total field you had specified. The basic structure of your report would be this: Category Sub-Category Items Sub-Category Category Trailing Grand Summary PS: You also made a mistake on a Sub-summary part. You specified it to sort by the Category field and you placed a Sub-category field on your layout. I think this is what was causing the behavior you mentioned. expenses_modified.fp7.zip
zenmom Posted January 16, 2010 Author Posted January 16, 2010 Thank you, that's much closer to what I had in mind!
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