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    Posted: 28 September 2010 at 11:25am
Hi Everyone! Good day!

How can i display total in footer.

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Hi,
 
If you are trying to use SUM in your FooterRecords, it isn't implemented yet... Maybe in next release...
 
 
 
 
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Hi,

You could do this once your ReportControl is populated, using a loop to count the data required and then update the footer.


    Dim dColVal as Double
    Dim Record as ReportRecord
    
    dColVal = 0

    For i = 0 To ReportControl.Records.Count - 1
        Set Record = ReportControl.Records.Record(i)
        dColVal = dColVal + cdbl(Record.Item(5).Value)
    Next

    ReportControl.Columns(5).FooterText = dColVal 

    ReportControl.Populate
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Hi Thanks for the Code....!
 
It works  for the footer total... !
 
Untill CJ implements this footer total we can use your solution.....!
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Hi,
 
Now i have a question , How do I highlight the footer total as Bold/ Different foreColor/ Backcolor...?
 
Is that possible?
 
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Hi,
 
I know you can change the Footer Font, Style, Size etc by using the following code:
 


    Dim Column As ReportColumn


    Set Column = rpcGrid.Columns(1)
    With Column
        .FooterAlignment = xtpAlignmentRight
        .FooterFont.Bold = True
        .FooterFont.Italic = True
        .FooterFont.Name = "Courier New"
        .FooterFont.Size = "12"
    End With
 
However I don't believe there's a way to change the Font ForeColor or Backcolor.
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Waw  Thanks for Quick Reply
It works..........
 
What about ForeColor and BackColor?
 
Is that possible to Change also....???
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Hi,

If you look in my previous posting at the bottom I did say "However I don't believe there's a way to change the Font ForeColor or Backcolor."

I did try to do this but I was unsuccessful in finding a solution. I had a look at using Markup but I am unsure if this is possible either.
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Ok Thanks..
 
Let us expect in the future CJ release....
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Hi Xander75,

Can you suggest where to place this loop to produce the footer totals?

Thanks,
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Hi cbs,

The loop can be placed anywhere within your code after the grid has been populated with the data. This method creates a column footer, not the best method I think!

The following link shows another way in which to do this instead with using the FooterRow technique: http://forum.codejock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=18062

There's a few screenshots to show you how I did it and the code to reproduce it too, which I believe I did for you too cbs Wink

Anyways, I hope this helps.
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