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Patrick Stubbin - 21 Oct 2005 00:08 GMT
I have a sub query that is the underlying input for a sub report imbedded in
the main body of a report.  The query itself returns data that has multiple
instances of some fields, (ie duplicate value for some fields in a record but
not all fields).
I have created the sub report with the headings for each field and the data
fields in the 'detail' section, I wish to ensure that each set of records
that are grouped by the first field appear together in a column as a group
and then then next group displayed in the next field across and so on.

No amount of fiddling with the newrowcol detail or page setup allows me to
get it right. it is proving frustrating.  the one time i got it to work i had
it set up as printed down then across, but this would not work when imbedded
into the main report due to the page set of the sub report and that of main
report being different i think.  I hide duplicate values of the first field

included below is example of how it should  appear, but i just cant get it to

field1     field2    field3        field1     field2    field3    
 
xxxxx     xxxxx    xxxxx         xxxxx     xxxxx    xxxxx        
           xxxxx     xxxxx                     xxxxx    xxxxx              
           xxxxx     xxxxx                     xxxxx    xxxxx

xxxxx     xxxxx    xxxxx         xxxxx     xxxxx    xxxxx      
           xxxxx     xxxxx                     xxxxx    xxxxx              
           xxxxx     xxxxx                     xxxxx    xxxxx

the above just wont work  for me, please any thoughts on how to get it to work
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Duane Hookom - 21 Oct 2005 02:03 GMT
Your first statement about having a "sub query" as the underlying input for
a sub report might be scaring some responders off. A "subquery" is a select
statement contained in another select statement. The use of input isn't the
correct term either. I think you mean the Record Source of the sub report.

Besides all that, I am picturing your data/records as scheduled events that
you want to appear under a date heading across in a subreport. Is this
perception close to what you want?

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>I have a sub query that is the underlying input for a sub report imbedded
>in
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> the above just wont work  for me, please any thoughts on how to get it to
> work
Patrick Stubbin - 21 Oct 2005 08:44 GMT
yes
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Patrick Stubbin

> Your first statement about having a "sub query" as the underlying input for
> a sub report might be scaring some responders off. A "subquery" is a select
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> > the above just wont work  for me, please any thoughts on how to get it to
> > work
Duane Hookom - 21 Oct 2005 15:16 GMT
You can create a multiple column main report with copies of a subreport in
the detail section. For instance, if you wanted a report of supervisors
across a report with their subordinates listed under them:
John          Mary        Bill
======     ======    ======
Gary          Mark        Tina
Sam           Eric          Joe
Pete           Sally
                 Jake

PARTIAL DATA
===================
EmpID     FirstName    SupID
1              John
2              Mary
3              Sam             1
4              Gary            1
5              Eric              2
....
You could create a main report that is three columns wide and displays just
the supervisors. Then create a small subreport that is based on all
employees. Add the subreport under the supervisor name and set the Link
Master to the EmpID and the Link Child to SupID.
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