From: James Terrington on
I have a query that results in the following data

Account No Amount
4110 500.00
4120 600.00
5000 77.00
5300 60.00

I would like to create a grouping that will allow me to specify the grouping
ranges that I require so I end up with

Account No Amount
Income
4110 500.00
4120 600.00
Income Total 1100.00

Expense
5000 77.00
5300 60.00
Expense Total 137.00

I can create groups on preexisting fields, but at a complete loss to figure
out how to specify the group range myself (even if it is possible)??

Thanks in advance.

James
From: TheRealRobbie on
Hi James,

You can also, instead of just a fieldname, specify an expression as a group.
Suppose you want split just by the first digit of the salary, you could
first convert to varchar and then take the first character as the grouping
expression.
You can also use case statements, so any group split-up should be possible.

Regards,
Rob

"James Terrington" wrote:

> I have a query that results in the following data
>
> Account No Amount
> 4110 500.00
> 4120 600.00
> 5000 77.00
> 5300 60.00
>
> I would like to create a grouping that will allow me to specify the grouping
> ranges that I require so I end up with
>
> Account No Amount
> Income
> 4110 500.00
> 4120 600.00
> Income Total 1100.00
>
> Expense
> 5000 77.00
> 5300 60.00
> Expense Total 137.00
>
> I can create groups on preexisting fields, but at a complete loss to figure
> out how to specify the group range myself (even if it is possible)??
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> James