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Calculate SUM across different recordsets

New Here ,
Oct 27, 2017 Oct 27, 2017

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Hi all,

This USDA project formula has me stumped. Gets a type mismatch error on the lines that do the sum.

Tried without creating a DIM for each variable... same error.

What am I doing wrong here?

<%

Dim BldgLoadHarvest

BldgLoadHarvest = BldgTransmissionLoad.Fields.Item("BldgTransmissionLoad").Value

Dim AirLoadHarvest

AirLoadHarvest = AirChangeLoad.Fields.Item("AirChangeLoad").Value

Dim FieldHeat1

FieldHeat1 = FieldHeatDayOne.Fields.Item("FieldHeatDayOne").Value

Dim BinHeat1

BinHeat1 = BinHeatDayOne.Fields.Item("BinHeatDayOne").Value

Dim FieldHeat2

FieldHeat2 = FieldHeatDayTwo.Fields.Item("FieldHeatDayTwo").Value

Dim BinHeat2

BinHeat2 = BinHeatDayTwo.Fields.Item("BinHeatDayTwo").Value

Dim Resp1

Resp1 = RespDayOne.Fields.Item("RespirationDayOne").Value

Dim Resp2

Resp2 = RespDayTwo.Fields.Item("RespirationDayTwo").Value

Dim Residual

Residual = ResidualLoad.Fields.Item("ResidualLoad").Value

Dim LightsHarvest

LightsHarvest = Lights.Fields.Item("LightHeat").Value

Dim FanLoad

FanLoad = FanHeat.Fields.Item("FanHeat").Value

Dim ForkLiftHarvest

ForkLiftHarvest = ForkLift.Fields.Item("ForkLiftHeat").Value

Dim WorkersHarvest

WorkersHarvest = Workers.Fields.Item("HarvestWorkers").Value

Dim HarvestTons

HarvestTons=(BldgLoadHarvest+AirLoadHarvest+FieldHeat1+BinHeat1+FieldHeat2+BinHeat2+Resp1+Resp2+Residual+LightsHarvest+FanLoad+ForkLiftHarvest+WorkersHarvest)/12660

%>

<%

Dim BldgLoadStorage

BldgLoadStorage = BldgTransStorage.Fields.Item("BldgTrans_Storage").Value

Dim AirChangeStor

AirChangeStor = AirChangeStorage.Fields.Item("AirChangeStorage").Value

Dim RespStore

RespStor = RespStorage.Fields.Item("RespStorage").Value

Dim WorkersStor

WorkersStorage = WorkersStorage.Fields.Item("WorkersStorage").Value

Dim LightsStor

LightsStorage = Lights.Fields.Item("LightHeat").Value

Dim FanStor

FanStorage = FanHeat.Fields.Item("FanHeat").Value

Dim StorageTons

StorageTons = (BldgLoadStorage + AirChangeStor + RespStor + WorkersStor + FanStor) / 12660

%>

THANK YOU,

JACKSON BALL

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Adobe Employee ,
Oct 30, 2017 Oct 30, 2017

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Is this question related to Dreamweaver or to Adobe AIR?

Thanks,

Preran

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New Here ,
Oct 30, 2017 Oct 30, 2017

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dreamweaver... cs6

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Adobe Employee ,
Oct 31, 2017 Oct 31, 2017

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I think your question will get some consideration if you provide the following details

-  What you are trying to do

- Your process

- Issue that you are facing with your process

Thanks,

Preran

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LEGEND ,
Oct 31, 2017 Oct 31, 2017

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Preran​

The code looks like classic asp, but i don't think anyone who does not use classic asp would be able to help.

The OP may get an answer posting in a forum that regularly handles questions on classic asp, as the only person i remember who did answer such questions has not posted in the forum for a number of years, due to the decline in classic asp use.

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Thank you, Paula. That helps.

Jackson: I suggest posting on forums where ASP developers are active just so that you have more chances on your question.

Thanks,

Preran

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