Crystal report running total shows row count instead of sum

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Hi,

I'm new to crystal reports.

I have a crystal report having a running total field.
The field data type is int32 in the dataset and have the integer values in the data set.
I have added the running total value of the field as sum, but it only displays the number of records in the report (count of records).

How can I get the sum instead of count?

Thanks.

Posted 9-Mar-11 21:02pm

shaijuvjohn

Updated 9-Mar-11 21:58pm

Dalek Dave

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Dalek Dave 10-Mar-11 3:58am

Edited for Readability.

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hi
because in place of your code, you have a type casting from (decimal,int) to string
you must find that an solve it

Something like this (in this sample default datatype is string)

C#

dt = new DataTable("TBL");
dt.Columns.Add("comment");
dt.Columns.Add("num1");
dt.Columns[1].DataType = typeof(Int32);
dt.Columns.Add("num2");
dt.Columns[2].DataType = typeof(float);

Posted 2-Sep-12 14:58pm

don_alen

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Despermate Chikanga 9-Feb-23 2:50am

Solved ny problem. Thank you

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Sandeep Mewara · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-09T21:14:00

Have a look at this very good article: Step by Step Creation of Crystal Report using its Features Group, Graph, Cross-Tab and Sub Report[^]

Either, it would be a running summary or a grouped one. Look which one fits in for you and implement it.

For grouping, it's already there in article. For running summary:
1. right click on report click Insert->Summary
2. select the field you want to sum

If it's too complex, use formula fields.