on ‎2022 Jan 23 6:17 PM
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Option 1: Add A + B in a formula and SUM that formula at the desired grouping level.
Options 2: Add the SUM formulas.
Option 1 has a couple of advantages.
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The 2nd argument in the SUM() is the Grouping level, NOT a 2nd item to be summed.
If you need to add 3 elements, simply use A + B + C.
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There are a couple of ways you could do this:
Sum({@On Time?} + {@On Time? 2}, {@Clinician Name and ID})or
Sum({@OnTime?}, {@Clinician Name and ID}) + Sum({@On Time? 2}, {@Clinician Name and ID})-Dell
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So Clinician Name and ID is the group and I want to add @OnTime and @OnTime 2 together and get the total for that group. How would I write this ? Thanks.
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