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  • 1.  Control Break/Sum question

    Posted 03/29/07 09:23 AM

    Originally posted by: SystemAdmin


    Dev: Win XP sp2
    Runtime: Sun Solaris 10
    WTx: v8.1
    Hi all,

    I need to take a file, which has been sorted, and create a single record. The record is the sum of the amount where ID, Date, and Type match. What is the best/easiest way to handle this? Can this be done in the Type Tree?

    Record Layout:
    ID
    Date-YYYYMM
    Amount
    Type (C or P)

    Data:
    111000316 199511 0006400 C
    111000316 199511 0006400 C
    111000316 199511 0006000 P
    111000316 199511 0013400 P
    192001347 200612 0016300 C
    192001347 200703 0016300 C
    192001347 200703 0014200 C
    192001347 200703 0006300 C
    192001347 200612 0015350 P
    192001347 200612 0016355 P
    192001347 200702 0002355 P
    192001347 200702 0056325 P

    Any help is appreciated.
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  • 2.  Re: Control Break/Sum question

    Posted 03/30/07 08:56 AM
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    Originally posted by: NancyR


    You can do this with Control Break logic. See chapter 10 of the attached Design Studio Tutorial from the WTX 8.0 Online Library.
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  • 3.  Re: Control Break/Sum question

    Posted 03/30/07 11:29 AM

    Originally posted by: SystemAdmin


    Thank you. This is what I was needing. When I searched the WTx help content, there was no references for Control Breaks. However, I knew there was something out there for this topic.
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  • 4.  Re: Control Break/Sum question

    Posted 04/04/07 12:38 AM

    Originally posted by: jvanboga


    Historically the PDFs will provide a very good starting place for questions like this. They are not always great for advanced questions but very solid on fundamentals.
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