You're right I need to check and see what each field comes out to and then I'll try and calculate it step by step.
Thanks again!
Max


> Max --

> >Hi Jay,
> >I didn't find any SET FILTER TO statements after the table is opened and there is an index in ascending order by employee name but no FOR clause. I calculated the values by hand by looking at the results of the rows, adding them individually and then getting the percentage.

> I don't mean to beat a dead horse, but did you plug those values into the formula you have in the report? If so, then pardon me for belaboring the issue. But, I suspect you'll find that plugging those values by hand into the report formula will give different results than doing it by hand. I don't think that the formula belongs both above and below for an percentage calculation.

> >One thing though, there are zero values in some rows and I just omit them while doing my algebraic calculation so could it cause the expression to evaluate to 0 because of the additional 0 values? I have the variables set in numeric format.

> That shouldn't impact doing a sum.

> Jay