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Hello All,
In my projects database, I have a projects table (tblProjects) in a
one-to-many relationship with an approved budget amounts table (tblApproved).
tblApproved holds the current and past approved budget amounts for each
project, so I use a sub-query to produce a report with all the latest budget
amounts as follows:
(SELECT Max(tblTemp.dtApprovedDate) FROM tblApproved AS tblTemp WHERE
tblTemp.lngID = tblApproved.lngID)
I'd like to produce a budget history report that will display a column for
each of the last three approved budget dates dynamically. Would this be
possible using a similar sub-query approach?
In my projects database, I have a projects table (tblProjects) in a
one-to-many relationship with an approved budget amounts table (tblApproved).
tblApproved holds the current and past approved budget amounts for each
project, so I use a sub-query to produce a report with all the latest budget
amounts as follows:
(SELECT Max(tblTemp.dtApprovedDate) FROM tblApproved AS tblTemp WHERE
tblTemp.lngID = tblApproved.lngID)
I'd like to produce a budget history report that will display a column for
each of the last three approved budget dates dynamically. Would this be
possible using a similar sub-query approach?