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OK, here is a somewhat difficult situation for me.
I have a table, call it "TABLE.INPUT" that consists of several hundred
records to which I apply multiple queries and reports, call them "RED_Q",
"BLUE_Q", "WHITE_Q", and "GREEN_Q." Here is a sample of the Table:
NAME COLOR_1 COLOR_2 COLOR_3
John Red Orange Yellow
Bill Aqua White Silver
Ann Blue Red Orange
Arthur Gold Silver Maroon
Agnes Green Blue Silver
.. . .
RED_Q results in John and Ann being seleted
BLUE_Q results in Ann and Agnes being selected
WHITE_Q results in Bill being selected
GREEN_Q results in Agnes being selected
Ann and Agnes are selected in two of the queries (Agnes in GREEN_Q and
BLUE_Q; and Ann in RED_Q and BLUE_Q)
I would like to compare the queries or reports so that Ann and Agnes only
show up in one place...preferably the lower color number. So Ann would be
in the BLUE_Q (since COLOR_1 is blue for Ann) but not in the RED_Q; and
Agnes would be in the GREEN_Q (since COLOR_1 is green for Agnes) and not in
the BLUE_Q.
Is this possible to do, either in a report comparison or a query comparison?
I hope I explained the problem well enough.
I have a table, call it "TABLE.INPUT" that consists of several hundred
records to which I apply multiple queries and reports, call them "RED_Q",
"BLUE_Q", "WHITE_Q", and "GREEN_Q." Here is a sample of the Table:
NAME COLOR_1 COLOR_2 COLOR_3
John Red Orange Yellow
Bill Aqua White Silver
Ann Blue Red Orange
Arthur Gold Silver Maroon
Agnes Green Blue Silver
.. . .
RED_Q results in John and Ann being seleted
BLUE_Q results in Ann and Agnes being selected
WHITE_Q results in Bill being selected
GREEN_Q results in Agnes being selected
Ann and Agnes are selected in two of the queries (Agnes in GREEN_Q and
BLUE_Q; and Ann in RED_Q and BLUE_Q)
I would like to compare the queries or reports so that Ann and Agnes only
show up in one place...preferably the lower color number. So Ann would be
in the BLUE_Q (since COLOR_1 is blue for Ann) but not in the RED_Q; and
Agnes would be in the GREEN_Q (since COLOR_1 is green for Agnes) and not in
the BLUE_Q.
Is this possible to do, either in a report comparison or a query comparison?
I hope I explained the problem well enough.