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Your tips on formatting on the fly solved a big problem when I want to print numbers and associated dollars ACROSS some codes ACROSS type(# or $).
The problem is that my ON TABLE COLUMN-TOTAL the across field that is either # or $ is formatted 1 way or the other seemingly without reference to that particular column's format. Is there any way to control the format of the column on the subtotal or total so that it matches the values in that particular column?
I've never noticed that behaviour. We love sample code on this forum, so if you can put together an example of what you describe, we can try to work it out. Use one of the sample data files, like CAR, or GGSALES.
Have you tried ACROSS-TOTAL instead? Here's code you can run:
TABLE FILE CAR
SUM
SALES/D10M
RETAIL_COST/P10C
ACROSS COUNTRY
ACROSS-TOTAL
BY SEATS
ON TABLE SET PAGE NOLEAD
ON TABLE SET STYLE *
TYPE=REPORT, SQUEEZE=ON,
FONT='ARIAL', SIZE=8,
$
ENDSTYLE
END
Francis
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ACROSS-TOTAL doesn't really get the total I want. Here's an example based on CAR.
DEFINE FILE CAR SALESFLG/A1 = IF COUNTRY EQ 'ENGLAND' THEN 'N' ELSE 'Y'; AMOUNT/D12.2 = IF SALESFLG EQ 'Y' THEN SALES ELSE RETAIL_COST; END
TABLE FILE CAR SUM COMPUTE MYFMT/A8 = IF SALESFLG EQ 'Y' THEN 'D12.2M' ELSE 'D12.2C'; NOPRINT AMOUNT/MYFMT AS 'Amount' ACROSS COUNTRY BY SEATS
ON TABLE COLUMN-TOTAL AMOUNT ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT EXL2K END -EXIT
The point is that within the across some columns will always be amounts that should be displayed with $ and others will be identical size numbers (D12.2) which should be displayed without $. The individual rows hold the formatting on the fly perfectly but the formatting on the totals seems to depend on whether or not the last row has a value in that column, and I cannot count on that.
The format is based on a row value SALESFLG, which is not available on the total row, how would you like the format to be determined for the total row?
Francis
Give me code, or give me retirement. In FOCUS since 1991
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What I'd really like is having it based on the values of the Across names. So in the example based on the value of Country. Don't know if that's possible. In my case I have multiple ACROSS statements that enforce a sort order value that's constant but the number of the subsort values within the sort groupings are unknown.