[SOLVED] GroupRow SumSub With SubTotals |
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Xander75
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Posted: 24 September 2010 at 7:44am |
Hi,
I have used the following code to correctly add a Total to the GroupRow column of my choice, I am also aware of the limitation of the calculation if the column numeric values contains a comma.
What I would like to know is if there is anyway in which to divide the GroupFormula by 2, or even loop through and only select the Rows required to add to the SUMSUB calculation? The reason I ask is that my child rows contain Sub Totals, therefore the SUMSUB calculation is doubling up the Total in the GroupRow. I have tried to fix this but I have not yet found a solution to this issue. |
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Aaron
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Hi,
How do you create the subtotals? Is it just reportitem?
Can you upload small demo?
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Xander75
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Hi,
You're correct, the Subtotals are just an extra ReportItem that I use prior to adding any new data that does not match that of the previous record. Then I use the BeforeDrawRow to do the colouring, font bold & underline. |
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Aaron
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Hi,
Use same event (BeforeDrawRow event) and use Metrics object to show value. Metrics.Text supports Markup as well.
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Xander75
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Thanks Aaron!!!
Using your suggestion I have managed to resolve the issue I had with the Group Row SUMSUB calculation. I had to overcome the FormatNumber issue too, so I will post the following code for anyone else who has had this issue in the past, present or future!
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SHAN
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Hi,
Please add this types of Code in Code snipplet topic
This will help lot of Users to quickly view by topic....
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RJAMIN
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Do you allow additional grouping or real-time grouping (User can drag and drop column to group by)? |
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Xander75
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@ RJAMIN
The short answer is "no"! The requirement I had was for a static report were the report was grouped exactly as required with no need for further manipulation.
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