SSRS get the negative of a running total

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Hi currently I am using the following SSRS code to give me a running total
=RunningValue(Fields!Total.Value, Sum, Nothing)

What I need is for the value to be of the negative so 2nd value minus 1st value etc.

Can anyone help?!

Thanks

What I have tried:

I have tried using Deviation function instead of sum

Posted 27-May-16 7:18am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-May-16 14:43pm

Deviation and Sum are different functions. :-)
What's wrong with the negative sum?
—SA

Member 12510569 29-May-16 16:55pm

What is the syntax for negative sum

I have tried =RunningValue(Fields!Total.Value, "-", Nothing)
and =RunningValue(Fields!Total.Value, -, Nothing)

Sorry if this is a basic question, I'm new to this.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-May-16 17:10pm

"Negative sum" is not a function, this is the case. Sum is the function. You cannot ask about "syntax", it makes no sense.
—SA

Member 12510569 29-May-16 17:01pm

Quantity RunningTotal NegativeTotal
10 10 10
15 25 5
20 45 5

This might be a better example of that I am trying to do.
So it's more the difference I'm looking for I think

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