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DEFINE FILE RPT123A SUMMURL/A150 = '/rcaster/library/getreport?id='||'&SUMMGID'||'&'||'version='||'&SUMMVER'; END
TABLE FILE RPT123A SUM COL1 AS 'Items' COL2 AS 'Amount in $' COL3 AS 'Percent' SUMMURL -*BY TOTAL COMPUTE LBL/A20 = 'Cash '; NOPRINT FOR RPTITEM 1 AS 'New ' LABEL R1 OVER 2 AS '0-30 ' LABEL R2 OVER 3 AS '31-60 ' LABEL R3 OVER 4 AS '60+ ' LABEL R4 OVER RECAP TCIP(1)/I6C = R2 + R3 + R4; TCIP(2)/P18CS = R2 + R3 + R4; TCIP(3)/P5S% = R2 + R3 + R4; AS 'Total Cash ' OVER 5 AS 'Average Age' LABEL R5
Here are my results
Items Amount in $ Percent SUMMURL New 68 412,439,847 /rcaster/library/getreport?id=R1529diihb5&version=00254 0-30 760 571,433,690 96% /rcaster/library/getreport?id=R1529diihb5&version=00254 31-60 200 23,911,128 4% /rcaster/library/getreport?id=R1529diihb5&version=00254 60+ 39 1,065,777 /rcaster/library/getreport?id=R1529diihb5&version=00254 Total Cash 999 596,410,595 100% Average Age 22 /rcaster/library/getreport?id=R1529diihb5&version=00254
Why do I not see the URL for the RECAP column Total CashThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Kerry,
App Studio Version 8202 windows Platform SQL Server 2008/2012
Posts: 183 | Location: TX | Registered: January 22, 2007
No I just need to put a link on the Total field and when I do that , I get the links on all other fields but not the total field because it is blank. Here is my style sheet
TYPE=REPORT,COLUMN=N2,TARGET=_blank, URL=(SUMMURL) ,ALT = 'Cash Items by Unit and Employee',$
App Studio Version 8202 windows Platform SQL Server 2008/2012
Posts: 183 | Location: TX | Registered: January 22, 2007
Why do you want a URL on a TOTAL line anyway? You need to create the total line and the URL in separate TABLE and MORE the data together instead of RECAP, then report on the concatenated records...
I don't use FML unless there are 100% measures to be included; that is what FML is for. Adding an alpha column doesn't make much sense for FML... My Opinion...