How to count all data under if statement in crystal report

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on crystal report I want to do something like :

Counting all data that falls under my IF Statement

CSS

numbervar thisLetterA;
if {V_RepairInv.Type} = "A" then
thisCount := thisCount + 1;

this above formula is woking, but whent I create another formula with the condition like this:

CSS

numbervar thisLetterD;
if {V_RepairInv.Type} = "D" then
thisCount := thisCount + 1;

the result is 0 even if the result should display 2.
what supposed to be done here?

Posted 14-Aug-14 0:51am

guardj

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Kschuler 14-Aug-14 9:10am

Can you give us a sample of your data? Perhaps your data has a lower case "d" instead of a capital "D"?

guardj 14-Aug-14 21:29pm

I set it to only uppercase.

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Solution 1

Here's the sample data

|emp_user| |Type|
user1 D
user2 D
user3 A

No. of Rows : 3
No. of A : 1
No. of D : 2

Posted 14-Aug-14 15:34pm

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guardj · Accepted Answer · 2014-08-14T21:06:00

I solve the problem, though Im hoping for other solution I guess.

Anyway here it is:

I first create a formula

@countA

SQL

if {V_RepairInv.Type} = 'A' or {V_RepairInv.Type} = 'a'
then 1
else 0

@countB

SQL

if {V_RepairInv.Type} = 'B' or {V_RepairInv.Type} = 'b'
then 1
else 0

I put this on the 'DETAIL' part of the report.
And then I created another formula

@countTYPEA

SQL

sum({@@countA})

@countTYPEA

SQL

sum({@@countA})

and placed it on the report footer.