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Timemator 2 24. Moneywiz 1 5 6 – personal finance solution. A totals query calculates subtotals across groups of records; a Total row calculates grand totals for one or more columns (fields) of data. For example, if you want to subtotal all sales by city or by quarter, you use a totals query to group your records by the desired category and you then sum the sales figures.
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You can show a rand total for each category row in the cross table. A grand total displays the resulting value for the row after applying the aggregation method that is selected on the cell values axis. For example, a grand total can indicate a 'grand sum' or a 'grand average'.
In the cross table below, the aggregation method 'Sum' is used to aggregate the 'Sales' values, and accordingly, Grand total shows the result of summing the values in each cross table row.Note: The aggregated values for the grand totals are not calculated based on the visible, already aggregated row values. Instead, the grand total calculation goes back to the underlying data table, and its data row values. For example, if 'Average' is used as aggregation method, the displayed Grand total is the calculated average of all the underlying data table rows, on which the cross table row values are based, and not only the averages shown in the cross table row.
- Right-click the cross table, and select Properties in the opened menu. The Properties popover is shown.
- Click Grand total.
- Select the Grand total for rows check box.
Grand totals are displayed to the right of each cross table row.
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You have stated that the tax rate is 8.875% and the customary tip is 18%.
To set up fomulas to figure each component, we could do the following:
b is the amount billed
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p is the tip
With these definitions, we can figure out each component and add the totals together. Note, the percentage is divided by 100 to get is decimal value.
x = b * 0.08875
t = b + x + p
So, with a bill of $28,
x = 28 * 0.08875 = 2.485 = 2.49 (rounded to nearest penny)
t = 28 + 2.49 + 5.04 = $35.53
We might notice that each component is calculated from the amount due (b), which would allow us to simplify the expression by combining the like terms. Since 't = b+x+p' is the bill plus tax and tip, we could setup the formula like this:
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t = b + (b * 0.08875) + (b * 0.18)
Then we can simplify it:
Grand Total 6 0 8 X 4
t = 1.26875b
Now plugging the $28 of the amount due on the bill, we can calculate the total amount due including the tax and tip.
t = 1.26875 * 28 = 35.525 = $35.53 (round up to the next penny)
Grand Total 6 0 8 X 4 4
Either way we will arrive at the same answer.
Grand Total 6 0 8 X 400
From the practical application side, we might notice that the tip (18%) is just over twice (2x) the tax (8.875%). Since the amount of the tax is listed on the bill, a simple solution is to double the tax and then round up. So if the bill before tax is $28 and the tax added is $2.49 (bringing the bill to $30.49 before tip), then doubling the amount of the tax gets us $4.98. We can round that to $5. This would make the bill $35.49, just $0.04 under the $35.53 of an exact calculation. At that point we might round up to $35.50 or even $36, which means the server gets a little extra in the tip.