Note - You can add leading/trailing groups for
multiple fields to display different categories for each group of records.
To remove a group:
To display subtotals:
Select |
To |
Total |
Calculate the total of values in the field. |
Running Total |
Show the cumulative total for the current and all previous sorted groups. |
Average |
Calculate the average of values in the field. |
Count |
Count the number of records that contain a value for the field. For example, if a field contains 100 values (one value for each record), the result of the count is 100. |
Running Count |
Show the cumulative count of the current and all previous sorted groups. |
Minimum |
Show the lowest number, or earliest date, time, or timestamp for a field. |
Maximum |
Show the highest number, or latest date, time, or timestamp for a field. |
Standard Deviation |
Find how widely the values in a field differ from each other. This option calculates the standard deviation from the mean of the values in a field. |
Standard Deviation By Population |
Calculate population standard deviation |
Fraction of Total |
Calculate the ratio of the value in the field to the total of all the values in that field. (For example, find what fraction of total sales can be attributed to each salesperson.) |
A new row in the beginning of the table (for leading) or at the end of the table (for trailing) displays the subtotal for the field.
If you have also added leading or trailing groups to the table, the group summary rows also display the subtotal for each group for the specified field. You have to choose a leading subtotal to display subtotals for leading groups and a trailing subtotal to display subtotals for trailing groups.
To remove subtotals
from Table View:
Note - Removing subtotals from List View does not
remove the subtotal summary fields from the database. To remove the summary
fields from the database, choose File menu > Manage > Database, then
choose the summary fields to remove and click Delete.
Once you close or exit the program any grouping will be lost
and will have to be re-done.
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