Try putting all into a SQL-Select... like below (tested by creating bogus table structure to simulate your tables).

use in ( select( "C_MyAnswer" ) )

select;
	"1" as SortOrder,;
	a.divi,;
	a.Nam,;
	sum( b.NetTot ) AS NetTot,;
	sum( b.Cut5 ) AS Cut5,;
	sum( b.Cut4 ) AS Cut4,;
	sum( b.Cut3 ) AS Cut3,;
	sum( b.Cut2 ) AS Cut2,;
	sum( b.Cut1 ) AS Cut1,;
	sum( b.VFound1 ) AS VFound1,;
	sum( b.VFound2 ) AS VFound2,;
	sum( b.VDisc ) AS VDisc,;
	sum( b.TotalAdd ) AS TotalAdd,;
	sum( b.MSal ) as MSal,;
	sum( b.Thera ) as Thera,;
	sum( b.Suber ) as Suber,;
	sum( b.Tranp ) as Tranp,;
	sum( b.Soci ) as Soci,;
	sum( b.Tax1 ) as Tax1,;
	sum( b.Allad ) as Allad,;
	sum( b.TotExtra ) as TotExtra;
   from;
	AllDivi a,;
	Salar b;
   where;
	a.Divi = b.Dept;
   group by;
	SortOrder,;
	a.Divi,;
	a.Nam;
   into;
        cursor C_MyAnswer;
UNION ALL;
select;
	"2" as SortOrder,;
	padr( "*", len( a.divi )) as Divi,;
	padr( "Report Totals", len( a.Nam )) as Nam,;
	sum( b.NetTot ) AS NetTot,;
	sum( b.Cut5 ) AS Cut5,;
	sum( b.Cut4 ) AS Cut4,;
	sum( b.Cut3 ) AS Cut3,;
	sum( b.Cut2 ) AS Cut2,;
	sum( b.Cut1 ) AS Cut1,;
	sum( b.VFound1 ) AS VFound1,;
	sum( b.VFound2 ) AS VFound2,;
	sum( b.VDisc ) AS VDisc,;
	sum( b.TotalAdd ) AS TotalAdd,;
	sum( b.MSal ) as MSal,;
	sum( b.Thera ) as Thera,;
	sum( b.Suber ) as Suber,;
	sum( b.Tranp ) as Tranp,;
	sum( b.Soci ) as Soci,;
	sum( b.Tax1 ) as Tax1,;
	sum( b.Allad ) as Allad,;
	sum( b.TotExtra ) as TotExtra;
   from;
	AllDivi a,;
	Salar b;
   where;
	a.Divi = b.Dept	


index on sortorder + divi + nam tag MyRptOrder

The first part of the "SQL" will sum each column on a per name/division basis (as per the "group by"). The UNION ALL (that does not have a "group by") will re-sum ALL records, regardless of the department grouping into a single record. I used "1" and "2" as the first field for "SortOrder" so the "1" (by department) records are listed first, then the "2" (report total) record is listed last.

HTH