Error in report 12119 - Depreciation book?

Atreiu
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hello,
I'm not good in c/al programming...
Am I the only one who found this error?
Report 12119 - Depreciation book.
1) I cannot understand why in design mode I find this order in Total sections: Year - SubClass - Class. When I print the report the order of the totals became (maybe more correctly): SubClass - Class - Year. How this happens?
2) I can not understand how it calculate the Grand Total. The "Accumulated Depreciation at" is:
TotalStartingAccumulated := TotalStartAmounts[2] + TotalStartAmounts[5] + TotalStartAmounts[6];
I am not able to find where (and why) the index 2, 5 and 6 are.
After that the error I have is that the "Accumulated Depreciation at" (End Total) is always wrong when there is a subtotal in the last year. In fact it's decreased by this quantity... and it should not! It seems that it's decreased two times. I don't know if it's related to the fact that the order is changed... In fact the partial total (Accumulated depreciation at a Class level) is right.
Any help is appreciated
I'm not good in c/al programming...
Am I the only one who found this error?
Report 12119 - Depreciation book.
1) I cannot understand why in design mode I find this order in Total sections: Year - SubClass - Class. When I print the report the order of the totals became (maybe more correctly): SubClass - Class - Year. How this happens?
2) I can not understand how it calculate the Grand Total. The "Accumulated Depreciation at" is:
TotalStartingAccumulated := TotalStartAmounts[2] + TotalStartAmounts[5] + TotalStartAmounts[6];
I am not able to find where (and why) the index 2, 5 and 6 are.
After that the error I have is that the "Accumulated Depreciation at" (End Total) is always wrong when there is a subtotal in the last year. In fact it's decreased by this quantity... and it should not! It seems that it's decreased two times. I don't know if it's related to the fact that the order is changed... In fact the partial total (Accumulated depreciation at a Class level) is right.
Any help is appreciated
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