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Folks,
I have the following data:

Date Product Subtotal Tax
01/12/2004 BA 253.36 25.36
01/16/2004 BA 456.36 12.36
02/05/2004 BA 546.36 12.36
02/18/2004 BA 1236.54 25.69
02/19/2004 BZ 650.36 36.36
02/25/2004 BZ 456.69 10.36
03/12/2004 BZ 789.36 21.36

I need to create a report that will give me a subtotal by Product and Date.
Now, the problem with doing a straight subtotal (and then a nested subtotal)
is that I will have too many subtotals by Date (imagine my dataset spanning
over several years with multiple monthly dates). Is there a way, I can flag
a certain number of date occurence as a particular month. For example, from
my data above, can I summarize BA in January 2004 as $747.44. So, although,
there are two occurences in January, my report is neatly summarized as
January 2004.

Thanks.

Regards,
Shams.



 
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