![]() ![]() ![]() We used the Subtotal field because we don’t want tax or shipping amounts to show in our sales number. Say, for instance, you have a summary field for sales named “Sum of Sales.” It’s the sum of a field called Subtotal. ![]() This means you have to take into consideration the “found set” when you have summary fields in reports that run from scripts. One thing which is often confusing to new users is a summary field calculates on the current found set or the grouping that applies to a sub-summary part. DIVE DEEP INTO SUMMARY FIELDSwith Dwayne Wright: ![]()
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