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Ohhh...sorry, I could have included this in the last post, but I
remembered as I was hitting send.
I have an attendance tracking DB, whereby we track all of our
patient's attendance in a given day-program activity. As it stands
now, I am able to generate reports by client that allow me to see just
how many hours in total they have spent in day programs. However,
there are often about 30+ entries per patient, per month. So really, a
detailed report isn't printed unless there are extraordinary
circumstances, or unless someone's summary report looks like it has
fishy numbers, and then we'll print out a detailed version to have a
real close look at each day's events and the time spent at each. As
you can imagine, over the course of a year, there would be a TON of
detailed entries per patient.
What I want to do is filter the records so that i can print a month's
worth of entries, a 3 month period of entries, and a year's amount of
entries. I have the report style already made.... but I'm wondering
two things...
1) Do I need to copy that report 3 times and name each one slightly
differently in order to filter the date 3 different ways? Or can
somebody elaborate on how to use one copy of the report to filter in
different ways to get differing amounts of date.
2) How do I use the report properties filter possibilities to create a
filter to limit the results to the 3 ways I have listed above, to
limit data? If there is a way to write the filter to accomodate each
of those, I'd be much appreciative of your help in how to structure
and write the filter.
Many thanks!
Kevin
remembered as I was hitting send.
I have an attendance tracking DB, whereby we track all of our
patient's attendance in a given day-program activity. As it stands
now, I am able to generate reports by client that allow me to see just
how many hours in total they have spent in day programs. However,
there are often about 30+ entries per patient, per month. So really, a
detailed report isn't printed unless there are extraordinary
circumstances, or unless someone's summary report looks like it has
fishy numbers, and then we'll print out a detailed version to have a
real close look at each day's events and the time spent at each. As
you can imagine, over the course of a year, there would be a TON of
detailed entries per patient.
What I want to do is filter the records so that i can print a month's
worth of entries, a 3 month period of entries, and a year's amount of
entries. I have the report style already made.... but I'm wondering
two things...
1) Do I need to copy that report 3 times and name each one slightly
differently in order to filter the date 3 different ways? Or can
somebody elaborate on how to use one copy of the report to filter in
different ways to get differing amounts of date.
2) How do I use the report properties filter possibilities to create a
filter to limit the results to the 3 ways I have listed above, to
limit data? If there is a way to write the filter to accomodate each
of those, I'd be much appreciative of your help in how to structure
and write the filter.
Many thanks!
Kevin