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From: rebeca on 18 Mar 2010 11:20
The following statement is populating a key field in my report. What
I am attempting to do is when the report startdate does not match the
date in the Beginning AR field (which is populated using DLOOKUP from
another table.

If the dates to not match, it needs to look at the query and sum the
total1 field for all dates between the BeginningARDate and the
ReportStartDate. For example, if I run a report with a January 2
startdate and the Beginning ARDate of January 1, it should sum the
total1 value for January 1 to the beginningardate and the finance
charge. I'm sure it's something simple, I just can't see it.

=IIf([beginningardate]=[reportstartdate],[begar]+[finchg],[begar]+
[finchg]+DSum("total1","SN AR Log Query2","Physician = '" &
[Physician] & "'" & "AND [batch date] >= #" & [BeginningARDate] & "#
AND #" [batch date] < #" & [ReportStartDate] & "#"))

Thanks!!!!
From: Douglas J. Steele on 18 Mar 2010 17:25
Already answered in another newsgroup to which you posted the same question.

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"rebeca" <rwfrhs(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
news:17bc49ec-e133-4209-acd6-66bee80acebb(a)f8g2000yqn.googlegroups.com...
> The following statement is populating a key field in my report. What
> I am attempting to do is when the report startdate does not match the
> date in the Beginning AR field (which is populated using DLOOKUP from
> another table.
>
> If the dates to not match, it needs to look at the query and sum the
> total1 field for all dates between the BeginningARDate and the
> ReportStartDate. For example, if I run a report with a January 2
> startdate and the Beginning ARDate of January 1, it should sum the
> total1 value for January 1 to the beginningardate and the finance
> charge. I'm sure it's something simple, I just can't see it.
>
> =IIf([beginningardate]=[reportstartdate],[begar]+[finchg],[begar]+
> [finchg]+DSum("total1","SN AR Log Query2","Physician = '" &
> [Physician] & "'" & "AND [batch date] >= #" & [BeginningARDate] & "#
> AND #" [batch date] < #" & [ReportStartDate] & "#"))
>
> Thanks!!!!


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