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Results of Multiple Queries to one report

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Alan - 24 Nov 2005 20:33 GMT
I am new to reports and have a db that creates a number of different results
in various queries ... Can I display the results of multiple queries in a
single report ??

Any pointers would be appreciated

Many Thanks
Allen Browne - 25 Nov 2005 00:50 GMT
Unless you can UNION the queries together (suitable where they all have the
same number of fields, in the same order, of matching data types), you could
use subreports.

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>I am new to reports and have a db that creates a number of different
>results
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> Many Thanks
Ted - 30 Aug 2006 16:52 GMT
I have a simular situation, but not all of the queries have the same number
of fields, int the same order, etc. How can I get this done? The VP that this
is for is starting to breath down my back.

Thanks

> Unless you can UNION the queries together (suitable where they all have the
> same number of fields, in the same order, of matching data types), you could
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> > Many Thanks
Duane Hookom - 30 Aug 2006 17:56 GMT
You can easily create blank fields in a union query like:

SELECT FirstName, LastName, Company
FROM tblCompanies
UNION ALL
SELECT FirstName, LastName, Null
FROM tblEmployees;

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>I have a simular situation, but not all of the queries have the same number
> of fields, int the same order, etc. How can I get this done? The VP that
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>> > Many Thanks
 
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