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    Not quite understanding. The months report does not show employee total, only totals by project for each employee. I thought you wanted project to not show greater than 160.
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    Quote Originally Posted by June7 View Post
    Not quite understanding. The months report does not show employee total, only totals by project for each employee. I thought you wanted project to not show greater than 160.
    Attached is an example of what I meant. Apologies if I wasn't very clear.

    The months' report has now a footer showing the total amount of hours. Please check the second employee's total. July, September, December and March 2023 show the real total (400 hours instead of 320) because they don't obviously consider the IFF function used in the textboxes included in the detail section. I believe this could be solved implementing the IFF function in the query (or perhaps another trick that I can't think of :-D) but I'm really not sure on how actually doing so. Thanks!
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    You want those 400 sums to be 320?

    =Sum(IIf([4]>160,160,[4]))
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    Quote Originally Posted by June7 View Post
    You want those 400 sums to be 320?

    =Sum(IIf([4]>160,160,[4]))
    How stupid of me... ok thanks!

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