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can't exclude zeros from my report

Hi,

I am trying to exclude zeros from my report by setting a report filter
:

[SumOfDebt]-[SumOfCredit] <> 0

This excludes most of the Zeros, but not all.
i have about 60.000 records in the Group query that sums the fields
[Debt] and the field [Credit]

all the fields Debt and Credit, are rounded to 2 decimals

Thanks for your help

Carlos Alvarez

Nov 26 '05 #1
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Hi,

I am trying to exclude zeros from my report by setting a report filter
:

[SumOfDebt]-[SumOfCredit] <> 0

This excludes most of the Zeros, but not all.
i have about 60.000 records in the Group query that sums the fields
[Debt] and the field [Credit]

all the fields Debt and Credit, are rounded to 2 decimals

Thanks for your help

Carlos Alvarez

Carlos, you posted this same message 15 minutes earlier.

Nov 26 '05 #2
Are they rounded in your query? round([debit],2)?

The reason I ask is you may be getting fractions on your report. The
rounding on a report is strickly formatting.

You might try round([SumOfDebt]-[SumOfCredit],2) <> 0

Nov 27 '05 #3

Dean wrote:
Are they rounded in your query? round([debit],2)?

The reason I ask is you may be getting fractions on your report. The
rounding on a report is strickly formatting.

You might try round([SumOfDebt]-[SumOfCredit],2) <> 0


Hi Dean,

Thanks a lot. It worked just fine. I was rounding in the report, not in
the query

Carlos

Nov 30 '05 #4

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