Can I add the totals of two or more Summary Fields to create a Grand Total Summary Field?
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Hi Tom! You sure can! Create the new Summary field. Use =SUM then click on the Summary fields you want counted (separated by commas). In the attached example it's counting the totals from 3 of my summary fields.
Michelle Cullen
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