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Dymanic Cross-Tab Report

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Oscar - 03 Jul 2006 02:53 GMT
I am trying to create a cross-tab report that is updated every week to
show data from the past 90 days.  Along the left column I have location
number and for the column headings I have week ending date.  I am
trying to track the amount each location spent on salaries for the most
recent 90 days.  However, I would like this report to dynamically
change so I don't have to update it every week, ie. the oldest entry
expires off the page in 90 days and the newest is replaced.  I have
read every search result in these threads, downloaded numerous examples
and for some reason I still don't understand.  I'm kind of a beginner
at this so any step-by-step instructions for a novice would be very
helpful.  Thanks,
Oscar Brown
[MVP] S.Clark - 03 Jul 2006 04:26 GMT
With all of that research, you must be near the finish line.

List your Row, Column, & Value entries.  Also, if used, list your
ColumnHeadings property value.

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>I am trying to create a cross-tab report that is updated every week to
> show data from the past 90 days.  Along the left column I have location
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> helpful.  Thanks,
> Oscar Brown
Oscar - 03 Jul 2006 05:17 GMT
Steve,
The Rows are [Center No] and their respective [Center Name], the column
headings are [Week Ending Date] and the Value is [Labor $].  I'm not
quite sure what a Column heading property value is.  It's in the form
of a date if that helps.
Thanks!
Oscar

> With all of that research, you must be near the finish line.
>
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> > helpful.  Thanks,
> > Oscar Brown
 
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