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MAPetry (TechnicalUser)

8 Jan 01 16:50

O.K. probably stupid question but I can't figure out. I have a report that utilizes data from 3 tables. tblDivision (division code, division description), tblCompanies (company name, address, etc.), and tblCompanyDivisions (division and company name both linked back to respective tables). I want to print a report sorted by Division (No problem) However I can not get the division description contained in tblDivision to appear beside the Division Code that comes from tblCompaniesDivision. Any ideas.

Rohdem (Programmer)

9 Jan 01 8:36

Do you have relationships(joins) set up in your query for your report? If you do, you should be able to just add the devision description to the division header section of the report.

Mike Rohde
rohdem@marshallengines.com

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