Forum Discussion
BlakeHarrison
5 years agoQrew Captain
You need to at least have a relationship between the two tables so that the Project Revenue table is a child to the Total Revenue table. Then you can make things a lot easier because:
- You will not have to enter the Total Revenue. Instead, you would have summary fields for each month's field from the Project to the Total
- You can then do a formula on the Total table to get the Total Revenue for the Year value and take that down to the Project table as a Lookup.
- Using the Lookup from the Total, you can build a formula to calculate the % of Total for each Project
- You can create a Summary Report on the Projects table (with no filter) that shows the % of Total for each Project and then use that report as an embedded report on the Total's record to show the associated Projects
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Blake Harrison
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