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Multiple Subtotals
Is it possible to add a multi-layered subtotal? My data includes fields
Region, Territory, Sales Rep, Sales. I'd like to have a sub-total for each of the first three fields but can't figure out how to add more than one. Thanks. - John |
Multiple Subtotals
You do them from the inner to the outer or outer to the inner - I haven't
done it in a while, so I can't recall. But you apply the first one, then when you do the subsequent ones, you uncheck replace subtotals in the wizard. So try it inner to outer and if that doesn't work, try it the other way. Anyway, it can be done. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "John Michl" wrote in message ... Is it possible to add a multi-layered subtotal? My data includes fields Region, Territory, Sales Rep, Sales. I'd like to have a sub-total for each of the first three fields but can't figure out how to add more than one. Thanks. - John |
Multiple Subtotals
Use outer to inner to create hierarchical sub-totalling
Cheers Nigel "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... You do them from the inner to the outer or outer to the inner - I haven't done it in a while, so I can't recall. But you apply the first one, then when you do the subsequent ones, you uncheck replace subtotals in the wizard. So try it inner to outer and if that doesn't work, try it the other way. Anyway, it can be done. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "John Michl" wrote in message ... Is it possible to add a multi-layered subtotal? My data includes fields Region, Territory, Sales Rep, Sales. I'd like to have a sub-total for each of the first three fields but can't figure out how to add more than one. Thanks. - John |
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