Here is an example...I have a BO called InvoiceMasterBO.  The BO has a custom property called 'grandtotal' which summarizes the finance info on each invoice.  I need to send a batch of these invoices to the accounting system.  For a double check and a requirement of the accounting system, I need to export the SUM(grandtotal), too.  How do I do that?

This is probably so obvious that I will kick myself as soon as I find out how to do it.

Thanks,
Bill

Naw...just the Friday-I-Want-To-Get-Out-Of-The-Office-Mentality!  I . . . must . . . stay . . . focused . . .

Ok...here is the answer that I came up with to the trick question--I put this in the InvoiceMasterBO:

public decimal GetBatchTotal(String pBatchID)
{
    InvoiceMasterBO mInvoiceBatch = new InvoiceMasterBO();
    mInvoiceBatch.FillByBatchID(pBatchID);
    decimal mGrandTotal = 0;
    if (mInvoiceBatch.MoveFirst())
    {
        do
        {
            mGrandTotal += mInvoiceBatch.grandtotal;
        }
        while (mInvoiceBatch.MoveNext());
    }
    return mGrandTotal;
}

Whaddya think?
Bill

public decimal GetBatchTotal()
{
    decimal mGrandTotal = 0;
    if (this.MoveFirst())
    {
        do
        {
            mGrandTotal += this.grandtotal;
        }
        while (this.MoveNext());
    }
    return mGrandTotal;
}

A little cleaner...less filling...even greener...

This is not really about your question, but rather the way you are moving through your BO rows. Have a look at this post from Trent:

http://forum.strataframe.net/FindPost16281.aspx

public decimal GetBatchTotal()
{
    decimal mGrandTotal = 0;
    foreach (InvoiceMasterBO mBO in this.GetEnumerable())
    {
        mGrandTotal += this.grandtotal;
    }
    return mGrandTotal;
}

Lean and mean!