Ok, this is fairly complex so I'll try to be specific as possible. Here is what I currently have.
SELECT [C_TS1].[Year-Month], [C_TS1].Classification, [C_TS1].[SumOfActual], Sum([C_TS1_1].[SumOfActual]) AS ActualRunSum, [C_TS1].[SumOfBudget], Sum([C_TS1_1].[SumOfBudget]) AS BudgetRunSum, [C_TS1].[SumOfRevised Budget], Sum([C_TS1_1].[SumOfRevised Budget]) AS RevisedRunSum
FROM C_TS1 INNER JOIN C_TS1 AS C_TS1_1 ON [C_TS1].[Year-Month] >=[C_TS1_1].[Year-Month]
GROUP BY [C_TS1].[Year-Month], [C_TS1].[Classification], [C_TS1].[SumOfActual], [C_TS1].[SumOfBudget], [C_TS1].[SumOfRevised Budget];
What that does basically is calculate a running sum of 3 columns. Currently, if a column has a null value, the running sum treats it like a zero. I want it to leave a blank instead. For example:
# means no data
Currently it is:
1 1
2 3
3 6
4 10
# 10
I want:
1 1
2 3
3 6
4 10
# #
Hope that makes sense. Thanks in advance. (I should mention that there are 3 sets of the above rows I gave in the example, so I can't just chop off the whole row because one of the other columns may have a number in the last row)
[This message has been edited by Dominato (edited 04-24-2002).]
SELECT [C_TS1].[Year-Month], [C_TS1].Classification, [C_TS1].[SumOfActual], Sum([C_TS1_1].[SumOfActual]) AS ActualRunSum, [C_TS1].[SumOfBudget], Sum([C_TS1_1].[SumOfBudget]) AS BudgetRunSum, [C_TS1].[SumOfRevised Budget], Sum([C_TS1_1].[SumOfRevised Budget]) AS RevisedRunSum
FROM C_TS1 INNER JOIN C_TS1 AS C_TS1_1 ON [C_TS1].[Year-Month] >=[C_TS1_1].[Year-Month]
GROUP BY [C_TS1].[Year-Month], [C_TS1].[Classification], [C_TS1].[SumOfActual], [C_TS1].[SumOfBudget], [C_TS1].[SumOfRevised Budget];
What that does basically is calculate a running sum of 3 columns. Currently, if a column has a null value, the running sum treats it like a zero. I want it to leave a blank instead. For example:
# means no data
Currently it is:
1 1
2 3
3 6
4 10
# 10
I want:
1 1
2 3
3 6
4 10
# #
Hope that makes sense. Thanks in advance. (I should mention that there are 3 sets of the above rows I gave in the example, so I can't just chop off the whole row because one of the other columns may have a number in the last row)
[This message has been edited by Dominato (edited 04-24-2002).]