I have a report which uses a subreport. How do I get the total from the report and the total from the subreport to generate a grand total.? Any help would be appreciated. I am using RBPro 6.03, Advantage 6.2 and Delphi 5.
Below is a link to an example that should help you. This example shows how to get the total from a Subreport and print it in the report's summary band. All you would have to do is add the report's total to the subreport's total using the subreport's variable in its OnCalc event to display the grand total.
Here is an example that shows how to do this using RAP: http://www.digital-metaphors.com/tips/MDRapRunningTotal.zip. It is possible to do this using Report Application Pascal (RAP). RAP allows you to keep all report code in the report template separate from the Dephi .exe so calculations can be done without the use of Delphi. RAP is available with the Enterprise Edtition of ReportBuilder 7.02. If you would like to test the report capabilities of RAP, please download a trial verion of ReportBuilder 7.02 Enterprise from our website at http://www.digital-metaphors.com. Be sure to back up any reports you are working on before you install the new version.
I am still having problems getting a Grand total on a report from the detail entries and the totals from subreports. The example uses I belive RB 7 and I am using 6.03. I looked at the code and the report and it is not exactly what I have.
I have a report with a subreport(style child) at the end of the report. I want to display the totals of the main report with the totals of the subreport to come up with a grand total. I have tried to use the oncalc event of a variable but do not get the desired results.
Attached you will find some sample code to demonstrate what I want to do, although it does not work. Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated.
Please send all examples to support@digital-metaphors.com instead of attaching them to a news message. I took a look at your code and was able to calculate the grand total of the AmountPaid field at the end of the report. I attached an altered version of the example you sent me and sent it to your e-mail address. I hope this helps.
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Below is a link to an example that should help you. This example shows how
to get the total from a Subreport and print it in the report's summary band.
All you would have to do is add the report's total to the subreport's total
using the subreport's variable in its OnCalc event to display the grand
total.
http://www.digital-metaphors.com/tips/SubreportTotalsInMainSummary.zip.
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Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
end users are not using delphi.
Thanks,
Matt
http://www.digital-metaphors.com/tips/MDRapRunningTotal.zip. It is possible
to do this using Report Application Pascal (RAP). RAP allows you to keep
all report code in the report template separate from the Dephi .exe so
calculations can be done without the use of Delphi. RAP is available with
the Enterprise Edtition of ReportBuilder 7.02. If you would like to test
the report capabilities of RAP, please download a trial verion of
ReportBuilder 7.02 Enterprise from our website at
http://www.digital-metaphors.com. Be sure to back up any reports you are
working on before you install the new version.
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Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
entries and the totals from subreports. The example uses I belive RB 7 and I
am using 6.03. I looked at the code and the report and it is not exactly
what I have.
I have a report with a subreport(style child) at the end of the report. I
want to display the totals of the main report with the totals of the
subreport to come up with a grand total. I have tried to use the oncalc
event of a variable but do not get the desired results.
Attached you will find some sample code to demonstrate what I want to do,
although it does not work. Any help in this matter would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
Brian
Brian
Please send all examples to support@digital-metaphors.com instead of
attaching them to a news message. I took a look at your code and was able
to calculate the grand total of the AmountPaid field at the end of the
report. I attached an altered version of the example you sent me and sent
it to your e-mail address. I hope this helps.
--
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com