Hi Lisa, did you send this Aaron too?
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>Keep in mind that your example below will only work when the records are not processed in any index order.
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>It also will not work if your scope is not the full cursor or report... And neither will
i>=reccount()
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>but this is easy to handle...
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>Here's a good way to do it that also takes care of the index/order problem:
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>lcScope = "ALL"
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>COUNT &lcScope TO iTotal
>REPORT FORM &lcScope
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>* now the report expression uses i>=iTotal
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>In 9, you don't need to do this <g>. You can use ReportListener.CommandClauses.RecordTotal to get the right answer...
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