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Janna
I have a report based on a table. The table lists a date
(mm/dd/yyyy) with about 14 check boxes. The report counts
the "yes" selections per date range and does it correctly.
The user enters a START and END for the report (I'm
gathering that in a form and passing it to the query
behind the report.) The problem is this - if 6 dates exist
within the criteria range, the report produces 6 pages - 4
dates yield 4 pages, etc. etc. All pages are identical,
but only one is needed (of course!)
I experimented with different grouping options, but all do
the same. Also tried putting the report body in both a
DATE header section, then trying the DETAIL section - same
result. What am I missing?? Thanks
(mm/dd/yyyy) with about 14 check boxes. The report counts
the "yes" selections per date range and does it correctly.
The user enters a START and END for the report (I'm
gathering that in a form and passing it to the query
behind the report.) The problem is this - if 6 dates exist
within the criteria range, the report produces 6 pages - 4
dates yield 4 pages, etc. etc. All pages are identical,
but only one is needed (of course!)
I experimented with different grouping options, but all do
the same. Also tried putting the report body in both a
DATE header section, then trying the DETAIL section - same
result. What am I missing?? Thanks