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I am currently using this formula:
num(SUM ([JOURNAL DR])-SUM ([JOURNAL CR]), '$#,##0')
What I am trying to accomplish, is showing the actual solution to the above equation in the the "Window Tile" or "Show tile in chart" as a $ figure or in the "Window Tile". I am currently using a pie chart but the equation is showing in the window tile. I would like for the actual net amount to show.
Thank you,
Manny
Maybe try the below:
num(SUM (Total [JOURNAL DR])-SUM (Total [JOURNAL CR]), '$#,##0')
Did you put an equals sign before it, as in :
=num(SUM ([JOURNAL DR])-SUM ([JOURNAL CR]), '$#,##0')
Thanks for the help Sinan. That did the trick along with the "=".
Thanks for your assistance Bill.
Yeah
Always put an "=" sign to show value in an area that is designated for text.
you van also combine text and numbers like so:
='enter some text ' & sum(your formula)
(Note that in this case you should not repeat the "=" sign before the function Sum() )