Report displays Sum of Group wrongly

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  • namktkt
    New Member
    • Sep 2014
    • 14

    Report displays Sum of Group wrongly

    Hi all,

    I've got a strange problem with report of Access. Hope that some of you experienced this before & can help me out.

    I've a table & make a select query to filter data. With that query I created a report (& here comes the problem !!!)

    In my report, I need to make 2 levels of Group. Problem is when viewing the Sum of the 1st Group (i.e Sum(VND)), it's obviously wrong by missing a tiny amount (in attached image, it should be 27,207,103,000 i/o 27,207,102,720 as shown in MS Access report).

    I tried using the Wizard report but it also show the same wrong figures !!!

    Hope that some of you know the cause of this & help me. Thks.
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  • twinnyfo
    Recognized Expert Moderator Specialist
    • Nov 2011
    • 3662

    #2
    Your JPY is also off by 4.


    My only thought is that these are calculated fields in the query? And, perhaps you are applying a format to the numbers. Then, when Access adds these numbers, it uses the original values--not the formatted/rounded numbers.

    This can happen, from time to time. You have to be very careful when displaying and adding numbers.

    Hope this hepps!

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    • namktkt
      New Member
      • Sep 2014
      • 14

      #3
      Thanks twinnyfo.
      In fact, these are numeric fields only. I just get back to the table & found out some records were not rounded numbers.
      I think this is the cause of my problem & I need to re-check the whole table.
      One more experience for myself, guy.
      Thanks for your advice.

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      • twinnyfo
        Recognized Expert Moderator Specialist
        • Nov 2011
        • 3662

        #4
        namktkt,

        In my experience, Access reports are very reliable in grouping/summing functions, so when I see numbers that are off by just a smidge, I assume that there has to be something with the underlying values, rather than the report/function itself.

        Yes, as your experience grows, you'll see things more clearly. you'll also find more complicated ways to be dumbfounded!

        Have a great day!

        :-)

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