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Hello! I have a table with two BY fields. Is there a way to get a total by the second field irrespective to the first? For instance:
TABLE FILE CAR
SUM SALES BY COUNTRY BY BODYTYPE ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT HTML ON COUNTRY SUMMARIZE ON TABLE SUMMARIZE
END
Is there a way that I can get totals by BODYTYPE without considering COUNTRY? Or will I need to append a second table to the end of it? I'm envisioning 5 new lines somewhere around the grand total (Sedan, Coupe, etc.), with their respective sums.
Thanks! JayThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Jay Ervin,
Originally posted by MartinY: Look at my answer at 1:46 pm from below post SubTotal on multiple sort fields This can be one way but I don't know all your requirements
I had tried a hold file technique like this, but I couldn't get it to work. Reading yours, I was missing both the blanking of the unnecessary field and the ranking to organize the lines. I can definitely work with this!
One last (hopefully quick) question... any suggestions on getting the word "COUNTRY" out of the subtotal lines (*TOTAL COUNTRY ENGLAND)?