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One to many - report design
I have 2 tables, Master (one) and Transactions (many). The tables link with
custid. I would like to print each transaction in the Transactions table for each person in the Master table horizonally. I need to put conditions on it so they print in the correct column. Example: Person, address Transaction Transaction Transaction Transaction Person, address Transaction Transaction The amount of transactions could be different for each person but they will need to print the same types of transaction in each column. Any ideas would be appreciated. Do I need to write code to create a query that carries one record per person? Thanks, Sarah |
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Sarah
?!"Type of transaction"?! ?!...in the correct column"?! We aren't there, so it's kind of tough figuring out how you've defined these. (?are you talking about using a crosstab query?) Regards Jeff Boyce Access MVP "Sarah" wrote in message ... I have 2 tables, Master (one) and Transactions (many). The tables link with custid. I would like to print each transaction in the Transactions table for each person in the Master table horizonally. I need to put conditions on it so they print in the correct column. Example: Person, address Transaction Transaction Transaction Transaction Person, address Transaction Transaction The amount of transactions could be different for each person but they will need to print the same types of transaction in each column. Any ideas would be appreciated. Do I need to write code to create a query that carries one record per person? Thanks, Sarah |
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Sarah,
Try to use a sub report that lists only transactions and put them in columns, for this you will need to make a report for just transactions and insert it into the report as a sub report, then link the child and master fields in properties box for the report and sub report. Hope this helps KB Sarah wrote: I have 2 tables, Master (one) and Transactions (many). The tables link with custid. I would like to print each transaction in the Transactions table for each person in the Master table horizonally. I need to put conditions on it so they print in the correct column. Example: Person, address Transaction Transaction Transaction Transaction Person, address Transaction Transaction The amount of transactions could be different for each person but they will need to print the same types of transaction in each column. Any ideas would be appreciated. Do I need to write code to create a query that carries one record per person? Thanks, Sarah -- Message posted via AccessMonster.com http://www.accessmonster.com/Uwe/For...ports/200508/1 |
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