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I'm trying to add a group level to a report so that I can add a Count
Function, but when I add the intended group header or footer, values in some
of my calculated controls are altered. My report is structured like this:
Group: =DatePart("q",[BidDate]) - header and footer set to Yes
Group: =DatePart("ww",[BidDate]) - header and footer set to Yes
Group: BidDate - header and footer set to No...just used for sorting
ascending
Group: BidNumber - header and footer set to Yes but not visible
I want to add a group level for the field ProjectID between the groups
BidDate and BidNumber so that I can provide a count of how many different
ProjectID's there are per week, quarter, and in the report footer. I can add
the ProjectID group to the "Sorting and Grouping" window, but as soon as I
set either header or footer to Yes, no matter where ProjectID falls, it
totally alters the values in my calculated controls. I viewed a number of
previous posts on this topic, but wasn't able to successfully resolve this.
Any suggestions as to what might cause this behavior?
Thanks
Slez
Function, but when I add the intended group header or footer, values in some
of my calculated controls are altered. My report is structured like this:
Group: =DatePart("q",[BidDate]) - header and footer set to Yes
Group: =DatePart("ww",[BidDate]) - header and footer set to Yes
Group: BidDate - header and footer set to No...just used for sorting
ascending
Group: BidNumber - header and footer set to Yes but not visible
I want to add a group level for the field ProjectID between the groups
BidDate and BidNumber so that I can provide a count of how many different
ProjectID's there are per week, quarter, and in the report footer. I can add
the ProjectID group to the "Sorting and Grouping" window, but as soon as I
set either header or footer to Yes, no matter where ProjectID falls, it
totally alters the values in my calculated controls. I viewed a number of
previous posts on this topic, but wasn't able to successfully resolve this.
Any suggestions as to what might cause this behavior?
Thanks
Slez