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Patrick Graham
Hello,
This seems like it should be easy but its killing me.
I have one table called tblAdvisor with IPS, AdvisorID.
I have one table called tblIPS with a value IPS, x and y.
I have another table called tblAccount with IPS,
AccountNumber, AccountBalance.
A single Advisor can have many IPSs.
A single IPS can have many accounts.
I'm trying to create a report that sums the
AccountBalance and the x and y for the Advisors.
Problem is that the query I have now gives results like
this.
AdvisorID / IPS / x / y / AccountNumber / AccountBalance
1 / 100 / $10 / $20 / 4AA0W / $100
1 / 100 / $10 / $20 / 4AB0W / $200
1 / 101 / $30 / $25 / 4AC0W / $300
And when I sum in the report I get x and y doubling up
because the account number is shown twice.
How do I prevent the doubling up?
This seems like it should be easy but its killing me.
I have one table called tblAdvisor with IPS, AdvisorID.
I have one table called tblIPS with a value IPS, x and y.
I have another table called tblAccount with IPS,
AccountNumber, AccountBalance.
A single Advisor can have many IPSs.
A single IPS can have many accounts.
I'm trying to create a report that sums the
AccountBalance and the x and y for the Advisors.
Problem is that the query I have now gives results like
this.
AdvisorID / IPS / x / y / AccountNumber / AccountBalance
1 / 100 / $10 / $20 / 4AA0W / $100
1 / 100 / $10 / $20 / 4AB0W / $200
1 / 101 / $30 / $25 / 4AC0W / $300
And when I sum in the report I get x and y doubling up
because the account number is shown twice.
How do I prevent the doubling up?