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I am making an area schedule with 2 foors. I have both floors SF listed in the schedule, I just need a grand total. How can I have a a row that gives the real grand total of living space? I selected the "grand total" box but all it says is grand total with nothing else. What formula could I write for the perameter? Or is there a different way? Thanks, I appreciate it!
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Make sure that you have the "area" set so it can be summed up. Under the "formatting" tab of the schedule properties highlight area and check the box 'calculate totals'.
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Tom
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