What is the purpose of the running totals? How are they set up? There may be a way to use a traditional inserted summary so that you don't have this problem.

-LB

Reason is the summary isn't calculating to the correct numbers since I need to place conditions on if a row should equal 1 or not.

Example.

My grouping in the initial post was incorrect.

Group 1: mo/yr

Footer 1: Formula 1 / Formula 2 = Percent.

The other option I tried is just with a standard formula where I determine if the previous is a duplicate or not. So within that formula I check if {@Name} = Previous {@Name} Then 0 else 1. But using that formula I don't have the ability to insert a summary either.

This isn't clear to me. I don't know what you mean by Formula 1 and Formula 2--how do they relate to running totals? Are you trying to sum an amount but only if it isn't a negative number? Or is this simply a check for zero values that would cause a division by 0 error? Or is is that you have duplicate values that you are trying to eliminate from the sum?

Please answer these questions and then show some sample data with column labels at the detail section.

If you are using formulas, show the actual contents of the formulas. If you are using running totals, show how they are set up--summary field, type of summary, evaluation section, reset section.

-LB

Hopefully this helps. Initially I was thinking running totals but your comment about traditional summary I was tried to insert a formula into my report but it doesn't allow me to "insert" summary on formula's.

Name Month IsValid Name Count (formula)
Joe Jan 1 1
Joe Jan 1 0
Bill Jan 0 1
Jeff Jan 1 1
Jeff Jan 1 0
Jeff Jan 1 0
Mary Jan 0 1
Mary Jan 0 1
Leon Jan 1 1

Need sum of IsValid and Name Count to create a percentage. IsValid / Name Count = percent. I would only count the IsValid where Name Count = 1.

You should be able to insert summaries on your formulas, so please copy the contents of your formulas into this thread so I can troubleshoot this.

-LB