count of txt boxes that have a greater value than 0 (1 Viewer)

[shutzy]

i have a report and at the footer i want to show how many of the txt boxes i have are >0

i tried

=Count([txtbox]>0)

i know that this is quite simple but i just cant get it

thanks

 

[pbaldy]

=Sum(IIf([txtbox] > 0, 1, 0))

 

[shutzy]

thanks for your reply. i tried your expression and when i open the report i get

'Enter parameter value'
txt box

i i dont input anything into the box i get a zero in the txt box that has the SUM expression.

any ideas?

 

[JHB]

What is the exactly name of the text box you try to sum, is it "txtbox", "txt box" or ...?

 

[shutzy]

the exact name is txtClientCountVisited

 

[pbaldy]

So did you try with that name? I copied what you posted.

And you'd probably want a field name rather than a textbox name, but it may work.

 

[shutzy]

hi, yes i did try it with the correct txt box name. ive just tried it again and i get the same error. does it matter where on the report i put it?

i did initially think that it was down to me using a DCount in a text box. so i moved the dcount to the report record source

 

[JHB]

If you didn't got it, post a stripped version of you database with some sample data.

 

[shutzy]

ive attached the report needed and the tables that are required.

if you open the report you will see what i mean.

cant believe i had to zip the file to get it to upload. theres only 3 tbls and one report and it was > 2mb.

 

[pbaldy]

You can't sum a calculated control, so you can move that calculation to the query the report is based on, use the Running Sum property of another textbox, or:

=Sum(IIf(DCount("[OrderID]","[tblOrders]","[ClientDetailsID]= " & [ClientDetailsID] & " and [Status] =3 and [OrderDate]<Date()")>0,1,0))