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Have four totals of sales catagories that are summed in the report
footer(example. =Sum([WEB Site Orders]). This report runs off a select query
with a date parameter. Works great but have been requested to have these four
catagory sum totals to all add up as one figure ($$$). Have tried to add
another text box in the report footer with the control source expression as:
=Sum([WEB Site Orders])+([Telephone Orders])+([Fax Orders])+([Mail Orders])
Here is the SQL View of the query:
SELECT linkPNOrders.DATE, Sum(linkPNOrders.E) AS [WEB Site Orders],
Sum(linkPNOrders.T) AS [Telephone Orders], Sum(linkPNOrders.F) AS [Fax
Orders], Sum(linkPNOrders.M) AS [Mail Orders], Count(*) AS [Order Count]
FROM linkPNOrders
GROUP BY linkPNOrders.DATE
HAVING (((linkPNOrders.DATE) Between [Enter Start Date] And [Enter End
Date]));
Any direction would be appreciated.
footer(example. =Sum([WEB Site Orders]). This report runs off a select query
with a date parameter. Works great but have been requested to have these four
catagory sum totals to all add up as one figure ($$$). Have tried to add
another text box in the report footer with the control source expression as:
=Sum([WEB Site Orders])+([Telephone Orders])+([Fax Orders])+([Mail Orders])
Here is the SQL View of the query:
SELECT linkPNOrders.DATE, Sum(linkPNOrders.E) AS [WEB Site Orders],
Sum(linkPNOrders.T) AS [Telephone Orders], Sum(linkPNOrders.F) AS [Fax
Orders], Sum(linkPNOrders.M) AS [Mail Orders], Count(*) AS [Order Count]
FROM linkPNOrders
GROUP BY linkPNOrders.DATE
HAVING (((linkPNOrders.DATE) Between [Enter Start Date] And [Enter End
Date]));
Any direction would be appreciated.