Here's a scenario that i'm trying to figure out.
In the table details, i return order number, item, manufacturer, and total cost of the order.
This is what it originally looked like:
Order Number Item Manufacturer Total Order Cost
1 portable DVD Company A $100
1 portable DVD Company B $100
1 portable DVD Company C $100
2 portable DVD Company B $100
2 portable DVD Company D $100
2 portable DVD Company F $100
Grand Total $600
I can get the table to look like this after hiding duplicates:
Order Number Item Manufacturer Total Order Cost
1 portable DVD Company A $100
1 portable DVD Company B $100
1 portable DVD Company C $100
2 portable DVD Company B $100
2 portable DVD Company D $100
2 portable DVD Company F $100
Grand Total $600
The problem is the grand total. It should be $200 but it takes in the all total costs in the row because I have:
=FormatCurrency(Sum(Fields!TotalCost.Value)) in the footer and it'll sum up all.
I'm stumped here. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Thanks a lot for taking the time to read.
Hiding duplicates will invariably give you wrong values especially when adding. I have had the same scenario and I found the answer here on this fourm long time back. You need to do a sum of TotalOrderCost for distinct values of OrderNumber. In the Code block (available from the Report Properties dialog), you would add:
Dim orderIDs As System.Collections.Hashtable
Dim total As Double
Function MyFunc(ByVal orderID As Object, ByVal TotalOrderCost As Obect) As Double
If (orderIDs Is Nothing) Then
orderIDs = New System.Collections.Hashtable
End If
If (orderID Is Nothing) Then
MyFunc = total
Else
If (Not orderIDs.Contains(orderID)) Then
total = total + TotalOrderCost
orderIDs.Add(orderID, TotalOrderCost)
End If
MyFunc = total
End If
End Function
3.) In your report, you add a hidden textbox with the value expression to compute the value:
=Sum(Code.MyFunc(Fields!OrderID.Value, Fields!TotalOrderCost.Value))
4.)In the footer of the table, you add a textbox with the value expression:
=Code.MyFunc(Nothing, Fields!TotalOrderCost.Value)
to return the total value.
Hope this helps....
|||Thanks for your help.
I'll give it a try.
