Adding or subtracting to a total

Posted by Andy on 5/24/2007, 10:00 am, in reply to "Static"
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Use when you are try to show how the components add up to (or subtract from) the total. For example: if you want to show how product cost, delivery, taxes, discounts, etc. combine into total delivered costs.

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Add a chart or condition