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Novice2000 - 14 Aug 2006 17:08 GMT
Hi,

This is probably really obvious, but not to me.

I have been sent a text file that has two columns. I created a table using
this information. One column has a company number and the second has a
product number. The problem is that there can be several products for one
company and each is attached to the company number. Like so:

Co.     Product
19       2200
19       1400
19       3001
29       2200
29       3333
29       1400

How can I create a report that pulls back all three product number when the
company number is entered since there can be multiple lines for each company?
Wayne-I-M - 14 Aug 2006 19:25 GMT
Open your report (design view)

Bring in both fields [Co] and [Product]

Click the grouping and sorting icon and own the dropdown select Co.
At the bottom of this box this is a section for header and footer.  Make
sure you have a group Header for your Co field.

Close this box.

In your report design drag the [Co] field into the group header area and
then view the report.  Each Co will have it corresponding Products listed
beneath it (or next to it depending on your design.

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Wayne
Manchester, England.
Not an expert.  
Enjoy whatever it is you do.

> Hi,
>
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> How can I create a report that pulls back all three product number when the
> company number is entered since there can be multiple lines for each company?
 
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