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interface XSubTotalField
Description
provides access to the settings of a field in a subtotal descriptor.
See also
SubTotalField, SubTotalDescriptor
Methods' Summary
getGroupColumn returns the column by which entries are grouped.  
setGroupColumn sets the column by which entries are grouped.  
getSubTotalColumns returns the definitions of which columns should have subtotals added to them.  
setSubTotalColumns sets the definitions of which columns should have subtotals added to them.  
Methods' Details
getGroupColumn
long
getGroupColumn();
Description
returns the column by which entries are grouped.
setGroupColumn
void
setGroupColumn( [in] long  nGroupColumn );
Description
sets the column by which entries are grouped.
getSubTotalColumns
sequence< SubTotalColumn >
getSubTotalColumns();
Description
returns the definitions of which columns should have subtotals added to them.
setSubTotalColumns
void
setSubTotalColumns( [in] sequence< SubTotalColumn >  aSubTotalColumns );
Description
sets the definitions of which columns should have subtotals added to them.
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