C++ Error C2660 When all fuctions are counted

[RedRuffing15]

Hey, Im getting two C2660 Errors even though I have defined all my variables and such, and Im not sure why it isnt working, can anyone help me out?

//Program Project 5
#include<iostream>
#include<iomanip>
#include<fstream>
#include<string>
void print_title(float TotNew, float TotOwed, int NumBasic, int NumPremium, int NumUltra);
void print_ending(char Month[10]);
using namespace std;
int main()
{
    ofstream prn ("PRN");
    int NumEmp, ServCode, ctr=1, NumBasic=0, NumPremium=0, NumUltra=0;
    char Month[10];
    string Name, SrvCode;
    float New_Charge[4] = {0, 45, 75, 100};
    float PrevBal, FinChrg, AmtOwed, TotNew=0, TotOwed=0, NewChrg; 
    const double FINCHRG=0.1;
    cout<<"Enter the Month\n";
    cin>>Month;
    cout<<"Enter Number of Employees\n";
    cin>>NumEmp;
 
    print_title (Month); //One error Happening here 
 
    for(ctr=1; ctr<=NumEmp; ctr++)
    {
        cout<<setprecision(2)<<fixed<<showpoint<<endl;
        cout<<"Enter Customers Name\n";
        cin.ignore();
        getline(cin,Name);
        cout<<"Enter Service Code\n";
        cin>>ServCode;
        cout<<"Enter Previous Balance\n";
        cin>>PrevBal;
        if (ServCode==1);
            New_Charge[1];
            SrvCode= "Basic";
            NumBasic++;
        if (ServCode==2);
            New_Charge[2];
            SrvCode= "Premium";
            NumPremium++;
        if (ServCode==3);
            New_Charge[3];
            SrvCode= "Ultra";
            NumUltra++;
        FinChrg=PrevBal * FINCHRG;
        AmtOwed=PrevBal + FinChrg + NewChrg;
        TotNew+=NewChrg;
        TotOwed+=AmtOwed;
        cout<<setw(20)<<Name<<setw(8)<<SrvCode<<setw(10)<<PrevBal<<setw(10)<<FinChrg<<setw(9)<<NewChrg<<setw(10)<<AmtOwed<<endl;
    }
 
    print_ending (TotNew, TotOwed, NumBasic, NumPremium, NumUltra); //And the other here
 
    return 0;
}
 
    void print_title(char Month[10])
    {
        cout<<setw(50)<<"COBY CABLE MONTHLY REPORT FOR "<<Month<<endl<<endl;
        cout<<setw(29)<<"SERVICE"<<setw(20)<<"FINANCE"<<setw(6)<<"NEW"<<setw(10)<<"AMT"<<endl;
        cout<<setw(20)<<"CUSTOMER NAME"<<setw(8)<<"TYPE"<<setw(11)<<"BALANCE"<<setw(10)<<"CHARGE"<<setw(8)<<"CHARGE"<<setw(8)<<"OWED"<<endl;
        cout<<setw(20)<<"-------- ----"<<setw(8)<<"----"<<setw(11)<<"-------"<<setw(10)<<"------"<<setw(8)<<"------"<<setw(8)<<"----"<<endl;
    }
    void print_ending(float TotNew, float TotOwed, int NumBasic, int NumPremium, int NumUltra)
    {
        cout<<setw(57)<<"-------"<<setw(10)<<"-------"<<endl;
        cout<<setw(53)<<"$ "<<TotNew<<setw(3)<<"$ "<<TotOwed<<endl;
        cout<<endl<<setw(50)<<"Number of Basic:    "<<NumBasic<<endl;
        cout<<setw(50)<<"Number of Premium:  "<<NumPremium<<endl;
        cout<<setw(50)<<"Number of Ultra:    "<<NumUltra<<endl;
    }

[sicarie]

Well, let's look at this:

    print_title (Month); //One error Happening here 
 
 

So where is that declared?

// includes here
 
//function definition
void print_title(float TotNew, float TotOwed, int NumBasic, int NumPremium, int NumUltra);
 
//main function here
// . . .
    print_title (Month); //One error Happening here 
// . . . (end of main)
 
 
//function implementation
    void print_title(char Month[10])
    {
        cout<<setw(50)<<"COBY CABLE MONTHLY REPORT FOR "<<Month<<endl<<endl;
        cout<<setw(29)<<"SERVICE"<<setw(20)<<"FINANCE"<<setw(6)<<"NEW"<<setw(10)<<"AMT"<<endl;
        cout<<setw(20)<<"CUSTOMER NAME"<<setw(8)<<"TYPE"<<setw(11)<<"BALANCE"<<setw(10)<<"CHARGE"<<setw(8)<<"CHARGE"<<setw(8)<<"OWED"<<endl;
        cout<<setw(20)<<"-------- ----"<<setw(8)<<"----"<<setw(11)<<"-------"<<setw(10)<<"------"<<setw(8)<<"------"<<setw(8)<<"----"<<endl;
    }

So do you see anything out of place there?

[RedRuffing15]

EDIT. Oh Wow, thanks, just caught it. I accidently reversed my call ins, All fixed. Thanks a bunch for the help.

[sicarie]

Glad I could help - was that the case with the second error as well?

[RedRuffing15]

Yea, it was a logic error on my part, when I went through at the top, I identified the right variables to the wrong function. Thanks Again.

[sicarie]

Good, glad you got it. Feel free to post again if you run into anything else.

[RedRuffing15]

Well, I acutally ran into another problem on this one. When I was trying to print, I had

ofstream prn ("PRN");

in main, and then it wouldnt build, so I added

ofstream prn ("PRN");

to each of the functions, and when i printed, it printed on 3 pages, each function on a different page, Is there something Im doing wrong, or is there a way to get it to print all on one page?