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Math Problem w/ Reports - Need Help

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Celtic__Wings - 14 Dec 2005 14:36 GMT
I have information that I would like to print out in my report, much like
when it sums the information for you.  However, what I need the report to do
is subtract the information in the columns not add it.  Is there a way to do
this in the reports section?  If not how could I build a query to do this?  
Example of what I am looking for is below.

Week#  Day    Date          Sales Total     NOR
32         Tues  20040809   879005          5.476988186
                    20050808   924072          4.945177432

           'Day' = Tues (2 detail records)
                                      45067           0.5318100754

Can anyone help?
Jeff Boyce - 14 Dec 2005 14:50 GMT
You've provided a sample of the output -- how you want your results
displayed.

What we don't know is your input -- how your data is stored.

A query may (or maybe not?!) be able to take your (table) data and massage
it part-way (or all the way) into what you want printed in your report.

Specifically how it would do that will depend on how your data is stored!

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Jeff Boyce
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> I have information that I would like to print out in my report, much like
> when it sums the information for you.  However, what I need the report to do
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> Can anyone help?
 
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