I am using crystal report version 7.
I am linking the stored procedure to crystal report and display it's fields. I want to create the group having 2 fields and sum the amount field. At present, I can create group with only one field and sum the amount field based on this field.
How can I have the group defined by 2 fields?Create a formula joining the two fields:
{field1}+{field2}
and then group on that formula|||Thanks Anonymous2,
That resolved my problem!
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Group Totals
Can some one help me with totaling a group value on SQL Server
Reporting Services report? Here is a simplified version of what I am
struggling with:
Let's say I have an SQL statement that returns the flowing set
RoomID Max Occupants Name
1 3 Bill Clinton
1 3 Hilary Clinton
1 3 Chelsea Clinton
2 4 George W Bush
2 4 Barbara Bush
Total 7 5
I have a report with a group that groups rooms, shows the max occupants
on the header of each group and lists the current occupants underneath
each group header. On the bottom I want to show the total number of
occupants the rooms could have and the number of spots currently
occupied, 7 and 5 in my example. What do I need to do to show 7 on the
bottom of the report? It looks simple and I have done this many times
on different report writers but for some reason I have trouble figuring
out what to do on RS report.
Any help is appreciated.
Tim.Group by room ID and then add the First(Fields!occupants.value) from each
group.
"Tim." wrote:
> Can some one help me with totaling a group value on SQL Server
> Reporting Services report? Here is a simplified version of what I am
> struggling with:
> Let's say I have an SQL statement that returns the flowing set
> RoomID Max Occupants Name
> 1 3 Bill Clinton
> 1 3 Hilary Clinton
> 1 3 Chelsea Clinton
> 2 4 George W Bush
> 2 4 Barbara Bush
> Total 7 5
> I have a report with a group that groups rooms, shows the max occupants
> on the header of each group and lists the current occupants underneath
> each group header. On the bottom I want to show the total number of
> occupants the rooms could have and the number of spots currently
> occupied, 7 and 5 in my example. What do I need to do to show 7 on the
> bottom of the report? It looks simple and I have done this many times
> on different report writers but for some reason I have trouble figuring
> out what to do on RS report.
> Any help is appreciated.
> Tim.
>sql
Reporting Services report? Here is a simplified version of what I am
struggling with:
Let's say I have an SQL statement that returns the flowing set
RoomID Max Occupants Name
1 3 Bill Clinton
1 3 Hilary Clinton
1 3 Chelsea Clinton
2 4 George W Bush
2 4 Barbara Bush
Total 7 5
I have a report with a group that groups rooms, shows the max occupants
on the header of each group and lists the current occupants underneath
each group header. On the bottom I want to show the total number of
occupants the rooms could have and the number of spots currently
occupied, 7 and 5 in my example. What do I need to do to show 7 on the
bottom of the report? It looks simple and I have done this many times
on different report writers but for some reason I have trouble figuring
out what to do on RS report.
Any help is appreciated.
Tim.Group by room ID and then add the First(Fields!occupants.value) from each
group.
"Tim." wrote:
> Can some one help me with totaling a group value on SQL Server
> Reporting Services report? Here is a simplified version of what I am
> struggling with:
> Let's say I have an SQL statement that returns the flowing set
> RoomID Max Occupants Name
> 1 3 Bill Clinton
> 1 3 Hilary Clinton
> 1 3 Chelsea Clinton
> 2 4 George W Bush
> 2 4 Barbara Bush
> Total 7 5
> I have a report with a group that groups rooms, shows the max occupants
> on the header of each group and lists the current occupants underneath
> each group header. On the bottom I want to show the total number of
> occupants the rooms could have and the number of spots currently
> occupied, 7 and 5 in my example. What do I need to do to show 7 on the
> bottom of the report? It looks simple and I have done this many times
> on different report writers but for some reason I have trouble figuring
> out what to do on RS report.
> Any help is appreciated.
> Tim.
>sql
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