Reports Not Printing Similar Names

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I have E. Wood and Elmer Wood in FirstName and LastName Fields. On Report, I
am sorting on both last name and first name. Only E. Wood prints. What am I
doing wrong?
 
Which section of the report do you expect to see unique values? What are the
exact sorting and grouping levels?
 
Table 1 = Client Household
Fields = HouseholdID, HouseholdName, FirstName, StreetAddress, Phone, etc

Table 2 = Client History
Fields = HistoryID, HouseholdID (=above field), Details, Notes

Report is based on a query that creates a new field:
Name = [FirstName] & “ †& [HouseholdName]
All other fields from Table 1 and 2 are included

Desired report layout is:
Header: Name
Section A: contact details
Section B: Client History, sorted by date

Sort and grouping order is:
HouseholdName
FirstName
StreetAddress
Name - Group Header / Footer
Date

Test Data produces correct layout for
Diane Allen
J Allen
But I have two clients named Jessie Allen, distinguished by street address,
and the report only lists one of them

Aha - I have just solved one problem and created another!
One Jessie Allen had no records entered in the history table. When I
created a record for her, the report showed both Jessie Allens.
But - how do you write the report / query to show a client name and contact
details even if no data is yet entered in the History table?
 
Double-click the join line to set the join properties to include all records
from the ClientHousehold table.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

PeterK said:
Table 1 = Client Household
Fields = HouseholdID, HouseholdName, FirstName, StreetAddress, Phone, etc

Table 2 = Client History
Fields = HistoryID, HouseholdID (=above field), Details, Notes

Report is based on a query that creates a new field:
Name = [FirstName] & " " & [HouseholdName]
All other fields from Table 1 and 2 are included

Desired report layout is:
Header: Name
Section A: contact details
Section B: Client History, sorted by date

Sort and grouping order is:
HouseholdName
FirstName
StreetAddress
Name - Group Header / Footer
Date

Test Data produces correct layout for
Diane Allen
J Allen
But I have two clients named Jessie Allen, distinguished by street
address,
and the report only lists one of them

Aha - I have just solved one problem and created another!
One Jessie Allen had no records entered in the history table. When I
created a record for her, the report showed both Jessie Allens.
But - how do you write the report / query to show a client name and
contact
details even if no data is yet entered in the History table?


Duane Hookom said:
Which section of the report do you expect to see unique values? What are
the
exact sorting and grouping levels?
 
Works perfectly. Thanks.

Duane Hookom said:
Double-click the join line to set the join properties to include all records
from the ClientHousehold table.

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

PeterK said:
Table 1 = Client Household
Fields = HouseholdID, HouseholdName, FirstName, StreetAddress, Phone, etc

Table 2 = Client History
Fields = HistoryID, HouseholdID (=above field), Details, Notes

Report is based on a query that creates a new field:
Name = [FirstName] & " " & [HouseholdName]
All other fields from Table 1 and 2 are included

Desired report layout is:
Header: Name
Section A: contact details
Section B: Client History, sorted by date

Sort and grouping order is:
HouseholdName
FirstName
StreetAddress
Name - Group Header / Footer
Date

Test Data produces correct layout for
Diane Allen
J Allen
But I have two clients named Jessie Allen, distinguished by street
address,
and the report only lists one of them

Aha - I have just solved one problem and created another!
One Jessie Allen had no records entered in the history table. When I
created a record for her, the report showed both Jessie Allens.
But - how do you write the report / query to show a client name and
contact
details even if no data is yet entered in the History table?


Duane Hookom said:
Which section of the report do you expect to see unique values? What are
the
exact sorting and grouping levels?

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
--

I have exactly the same problem, so if anyone can help me out...

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I have E. Wood and Elmer Wood in FirstName and LastName Fields. On
Report, I
am sorting on both last name and first name. Only E. Wood prints.
What
am I
doing wrong?
 
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