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wat is VCNT in vb6?

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    I found this function in the data report. Whis the first one is SUM,MAX,MIN... but there is some function i not so sure is it those i want ... anyone know wat is stand for? Rcnt Vcnt Sdev SeRR I was looking some function that will calculating the percentage of the sub total.

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      I found this function in the data report. Whis the first one is SUM,MAX,MIN... but there is some function i not so sure is it those i want ... anyone know wat is stand for? Rcnt Vcnt Sdev SeRR I was looking some function that will calculating the percentage of the sub total.

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      All the remaining documentation for an old DataReport object is here[^]. You might want to try looking at this[^] example for adding a calculated field to your report. I really can't tell you how to do it, 'cause I haven't used VB6 in about 6 years. But, from what I can remember, RCNT returns a RecordCount and SDEV returns a Standard Deviation.

      Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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