Evergreenh Posted July 18, 2010 Posted July 18, 2010 I might be being a bit dumb asking this question but I’m totally stumped and would appreciate some help. I have a table which is made up of event records. Then I have a report layout which shows a lot of numerical information about these events, with a summary for each field. Let me show you a simple example Event 1 (field 1 = 10) Event 2 (field 1 = 9) Event 3 (field 1 = 20,) Trailing summary - (Summary of field 1 = 39) So for example I have 45 events each month. Each event record has a field that gives me ‘Total Attendees’ for that specific event and another for date of the event. So the layout above would list the events in any selected month, and I have a summary field that shows the ‘Total Attendees’ for all events added up within that month within the trailing summary. But what I want to do is to create a report that shows the summary fields so that I can compare the ‘Total Attendees’ each month. So something like this: For all events within Jan (Summary of field 1 = 39) For all events within Feb (Summary of field 1 = 47) Hope Im making sense. It occurred to me that what I want is another field that does something like the following: Show a summary of ‘Summary of field 1’ when the month of event = xxx But of course since the field ‘Summary of field 1’ is dependent on a set of found records that I don’t actually want to find and show.. that is impossible. I want to be able to display the summary fields at the bottom the report for January, and show them on a report next to the same information for February, March etc Can someone help out?
Vaughan Posted July 18, 2010 Posted July 18, 2010 Summarise the report my year/month as well. (Don't just summarise by Month because you'll get all records for January 2008 and 1009, etc.)
Evergreenh Posted July 20, 2010 Author Posted July 20, 2010 Oh thank you very much for your reply. I will give that a go and see how it works out Kelly X
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