How do I stack multiple conditions in a running total field in crystal reports xi

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I'm trying to have multiple conditions in a running total field but am getting the following error: the remaining text does not appear to be part of the formula

{GfCmps_1.GfCmps_1_Campaign_ID}=("19UNR" to "19UNRW")
{Gf.Gf_Type} in ("Cash", "MG Pay-Cash", "MG Pay-Other")

What I have tried:

I can get it to work with one condition but as soon as I add another it gives me the error message

Posted 14-Aug-19 4:30am

ChrisAdams65

Updated 16-Aug-19 4:57am

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Gerry Schmitz · Answer 1 · 2019-08-16T04:46:00

Never heard of "conditions in running totals".

"Conditions" are applied at the "detail level"; either in the report, or by "screening" the input data in the first place.

Or, by designing appropriate "control breaks" / groups / sub-totals.

The rest is expecting too much of a "report writer".

ChrisAdams65 · Answer 2 · 2019-08-16T04:57:00

Solution 2

It's a formula within the running total field. I figured it out - added an AND to the end of first line. Works perfect now!

Posted 16-Aug-19 4:57am