>In my report I print an Average at the Group Footer level. The average is appearing as 27.666666. My report content is built by a SELECT command with a cursor named RPT as the output of the SELECT statement.
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>I would like it to read 27 without the decimals.
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>My Group Footer Report Expression Window shows expression -
>INT(CTOD(rpt.EndDate) - CTOD(rpt.StartDate))
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>I have tried FLOOR(), CEILING(), INT(), etc., but no help.
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>My Calculate Field Window shows -
>Reset: rpt.status
>In other words, I calculate the average number of days elapsed whenever the status code changes.
>Calculate - Average radio button is clicked on.
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>I want to report the Average Number of Days Elapsed.
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>My Detail Report Expression Window shows expression -
>CTOD(rpt.EndDate) - CTOD(rpt.StartDate)
>The number of days elpased for a certain status code record.
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>Any idea what's wrong?

Yes - while each computation is an integer, the average is being computed by dividing the sum of the integer values by the count of the integer values in the group. You'll have to coerce the result into an integer for display purposes; this is most easily done by using a format with no decimal places. This will force the decimals to truncate rather than providing a correctly rounded integer value that more accurately reflects the mean, but it doesn't sound like that matters.