Crystal Reports In Crystal Reports you can easily create a Running Total based on a numeric field. We'll give a simple example. right click the numeric field. choose Insert . click Running Total . We'll get: We could now simply click OK, and our Running Total is there. We can also click Use a formula under Evaluate . Click the X+2 button. Then fill in the formula: {Order Details.Quantity}>100 Now we would have a conditional Running Total , only totaling the values over 100. SS Reporting Services / Report Builder We'll now try the same example in Report Builder. To our table we have to add a column. Right-click this column. Click Expression . We'll get: There fill in the formula: =RunningValue(Fields!Quantity.Value,SUM,"dstOrder") Clicking OK would give us a column with a Running Total . We still need to add the co...
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