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You can use an ON TABLE SUBFOOT to control the two different rows. Getting the totals is easy because you can just use TOT. in front of the fields. Unfortunately using AVE. doesn't work that way. Here is how I have gotten it to work:
DEFINE FILE CAR CNT_REC/I9 WITH COUNTRY=1; END
TABLE FILE CAR SUM RETAIL_COST DEALER_COST TOT.RETAIL_COST NOPRINT TOT.DEALER_COST NOPRINT TOT.CNT_REC NOPRINT
BY COUNTRY
ON TABLE RECAP AVE_RC/D11.2=TOT.RETAIL_COST/TOT.CNT_REC; AVE_DC/D11.2=TOT.DEALER_COST/TOT.CNT_REC;
ON TABLE SUBFOOT "TOTALS "AVERAGES END
The DEFINE and TOT.CNT_REC get the total number of records into the internal matrix. The TOT.RETAIL_COST and TOT.DEALER_COST get the totals for each field into the internal matrix. Now the ON TABLE RECAP can use those values.
In my example, using just AVE.fieldname in the SUBFOOT doesn't give the correct value.