Report 2.5 Substraction of 2 query result

I have following problem:
Ex-1
Table : A1 Table : B1
Query 1 Result Query 2 Result Difference
TYPE QTY TYPE QTY Q1.QTY-Q2-QTY
A 5 A 10
B 0 B 10
C 10 C 5
Q1 and Q2 (both refer to different tables) are linked with TYPE
column but the difference of QTY was tried thru FORMULA which
generated program execution error.Pls help me.
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Tahir Aijaz (guest) wrote:
: I have following problem:
: Ex-1
: Table : A1 Table : B1
: Query 1 Result Query 2 Result Difference
: TYPE QTY TYPE QTY Q1.QTY-Q2-QTY
: A 5 A 10
: B 0 B 10
: C 10 C 5
: Q1 and Q2 (both refer to different tables) are linked with TYPE
: column but the difference of QTY was tried thru FORMULA which
: generated program execution error.Pls help me.
If you want difference in whole quantity of each query then
store the sum of each query at report level place holder and do
the subtraction in the formula column at the report level. Hope
this helps
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