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If all you want is a subtotal at that level and not at other levels then
ON SORT3 SUBTOTAL AS 'TOTAL'
This however subtotals all values (of course you only have one COUNT1 - however you do have other fields I see). It appears though that you want the total to print in between your detail line information.
You can do subfoots as the sort values change ON SORT3 SUBFOOT "****************TOTAL <SORT3 <ST.COUNT1" ON SORT2 SUBFOOT "****************TOTAL <SORT2 <ST.COUNT1"
The subfoots would print on the appropriate break, but if you want the other fields in between hopefully someone out there has accomplished this, or is it just the way you presented your data?
Posts: 1317 | Location: Council Bluffs, IA | Registered: May 24, 2004
You might not even have to do a SUBFOOT at all. Try this: ON SORT3 SUB-TOTAL You will then get: TOTAL SORT3 C1 600 ... TOTAL SORT3 C2 500 TOTAL SORT2 B1 1100
If however, you want a particular layout, then the SUBFOOTs as above.
Posts: 60 | Location: 2 penn | Registered: May 22, 2003