Hi!
You can use the “listener method” to do the summing. A listener is an object inside of the repeater row that you move by 0,0, and then take advantage of the fact that the hotspot’s OnMove event will be executed for each row within the context of each row, so in the OnMove event you can access column values using Item.columnName as well as Item.index. Essentially, you can treat the OnMove event of the listener just as you would treat the repeater’s own OnItemLoad event.
I put a listener into each one of the repeaters that adds each row’s total to GrandTotal. There’s also a hotspot outside of all the repeaters that you move by 0,0 any time you want this sum to be executed. (I put a button there to move it, but you’d probably want to move it when either of the dynamic panels containing repeaters changes states.) This hotspot first sets GrandTotal to 0, and then moves the listeners, but it moves the second and third listeners only if their surrounding dynamic panel is on the Populated state.
Note that I changed all total values to 1 so it’s easier to see if it works!
By the way, if you google “Axure repeater listener” you’ll find lots of forum posts about using this technique.
Live sample
Calculator2.rp (510.3 KB)