calcsums and filtering table containing flowfield

hairyjim
hairyjim Member Posts: 99
edited 2006-08-23 in Navision Attain
Hi all,

Something I have never come across before.

I have a table of sales lead entries, the table contains a field that is a flowfield.

So when I run the code below I get the following error:
the sum of the values in the Estimated Value (LCY) field cannot be calculated because there is a filter on the following flow field.

Field: Product
Table: Sales Lead Entry

If I comment out the filter on the product flowfield the report runs just fine but obviously I am not getting back the results I need because I cannot filter on the right product. Any advice would be appreciated.
// Product group filters
// Filter for Volocity leads
SalesLeadEntry.SETRANGE("Sales Cycle Stage");
SalesLeadEntry.SETRANGE("Success Rating");
SalesLeadEntry.SETRANGE(Product, 1);
SalesLeadEntry.CALCSUMS(SalesLeadEntry."Estimated Value (LCY)");
SalesLeadEntry.CALCSUMS(SalesLeadEntry."Estimated Profit");
CategoryTotal[25] := SalesLeadEntry."Estimated Value (LCY)";
CategoryTotal[26] := SalesLeadEntry."Estimated Profit";
Number := SalesLeadEntry.COUNT;
CategoryTotal[27] := CategoryTotal[23] / Number;
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Answers

  • kriki
    kriki Member, Moderator Posts: 9,121
    You should select an index that includes also the field "Product" for using a CALCSUMS.
    If you don't have any other filters than the ones in your post, I would suggest creating an index on "Product" with fields "Estimated Value (LCY)","Estimated Profit" as SIFTfields.
    This way is the fastest to calculate the CALCSUMS.
    Regards,Alain Krikilion
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  • hairyjim
    hairyjim Member Posts: 99
    Bah, forum did not send me a notification of a reply otherwise I would have replied sooner.

    The unfortunate problem is that Product is a FLOW field and therefore cannot be part of the key.

    I already have the key setup with the SumIndexFields as you suggest.

    So is there a way for me to still filter using the FLOW field product and still do the calcsums?

    Jim
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  • kriki
    kriki Member, Moderator Posts: 9,121
    No, it is not possible.
    You will have to write a IF FINDSET-REPEAT-UNTIL.

    Btw : it is strange the forum didn't send you an email. I never encountered the problem (or heard others complaining about it). Are you sure your mailbox was always available?
    Regards,Alain Krikilion
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  • hairyjim
    hairyjim Member Posts: 99
    Hi.

    Thanks for the reply. I have worked round the problem by re-writing the code for the rpeort so I do not need the product field now. When i come back to revisit the problem I will as you suggest do a FINDSET.

    As for the forum not sure if it was because I was still logged into the forum when you replied therefore it presumed I would see the reply. Well anyway i got the notification of this reply.

    Thanks for your advice.

    Jim
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