G Guest May 6, 2005 #1 I need to make a report but the data i need for the reports are from two very diferent tables. Is there any way i can make this happen?
I need to make a report but the data i need for the reports are from two very diferent tables. Is there any way i can make this happen?
R Rick Brandt May 6, 2005 #2 Mr. Capuchino said: I need to make a report but the data i need for the reports are from two very diferent tables. Is there any way i can make this happen? Click to expand... If the tables have no related fields then you likely need to make one report on each table and embed one as a subreport within the other. Make sure you place the subreport in a report section that will only have one iteration in the parent report (like a Report Header/Footer).
Mr. Capuchino said: I need to make a report but the data i need for the reports are from two very diferent tables. Is there any way i can make this happen? Click to expand... If the tables have no related fields then you likely need to make one report on each table and embed one as a subreport within the other. Make sure you place the subreport in a report section that will only have one iteration in the parent report (like a Report Header/Footer).
G Guest May 6, 2005 #3 Rick Brandt said: If the tables have no related fields then you likely need to make one report on each table and embed one as a subreport within the other. Make sure you place the subreport in a report section that will only have one iteration in the parent report (like a Report Header/Footer). -- I don't check the Email account attached to this message. Send instead to... RBrandt at Hunter dot com Hey thanks for the tip! Very Helpful! Click to expand...
Rick Brandt said: If the tables have no related fields then you likely need to make one report on each table and embed one as a subreport within the other. Make sure you place the subreport in a report section that will only have one iteration in the parent report (like a Report Header/Footer). -- I don't check the Email account attached to this message. Send instead to... RBrandt at Hunter dot com Hey thanks for the tip! Very Helpful! Click to expand...
