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May 24th, 2005, 09:21 PM
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"Hold" values?
If possible I need to create a query with data from all 4 or 5 weeks in a
period, layed out in columns like a spreadsheet. Example: W/E 2/5/05 W/E 2/12/05 W/E 2/19/05 W/E 2/26/05 Number Dollar Number Dollar Number Dollar Number Dollar 1 $15 1 $5.97 4 $15.99 1 $40.00 The user runs this report by week, so what can I do to "capture" the week ending dates, along with the number and dollar amounts so I can add each week as I go along? The week ending dates are in a table joined to the table containing the number and dollar fields. Thanks for any help I can get on this! 
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