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Any chance that someone might be able to help me develop a subtotal button that when clicked gives subtotals for each column for the table in the activity subform of the attached file?

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You will have to give each cell in the table a name .....I named each cell in the salary column salaries. This allows me to use a FormCalc expression that will reference the multiple Rows.salaries element. Look at the line of code on the Total field for Salaries. I will leave it to you to do the rest.

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You will have to give each cell in the table a name .....I named each cell in the salary column salaries. This allows me to use a FormCalc expression that will reference the multiple Rows.salaries element. Look at the line of code on the Total field for Salaries. I will leave it to you to do the rest.

Paul

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Hi,

I would give each cell in a row a name in the hierarchy view. Then apply that name in each row.

The row total is Formcalc and is:

salaries + benefits + service + computerSoft + computerHard + travel

Then the column total uses the fact that the row names are the same (Row1), FormCalc:
$ = Sum(Row1[*].salaries[*])
I would right align the currency cells.
Hope that helps,
Niall

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Let me try this out. Thanks for your advice.

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