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Reporting clusters of field data

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  • Newbies

Here is what I'm trying to do...

I have used FMPro to conduct a survey (each completed survey constitutes a single record within a single .fp5 file). The survey includes (among other things) 8 "comments" fields where participants can expand on certain survey responses.

What I'd like to do is produce a report that will cluster/group all of a particular comment type together. So, if Comment #1 received 10 replies (out of, say, 100 respondents), then I'd like my report to display Comment #1's 10 responses together (one after the other) in a separate section of the layout. The resulting report/layout would then have 8 sections, each displaying the responses that were received for that particular comment.

This seems like a simple thing to accomplish, but after reading the manuals and searching online I'm totally stumped and could really use some help. Thanks in advance.

Dan

I think the problem is the structure you are using for your files. It would be easier to create your report if the comments were related records stored in a separate "Comments" file. Then the comments could be sorted by Comment type 1, Comment type 2, etc. and printed. You can convert your existing data by performing a separate import to the new Comments file for each of the comments fields.

-bd

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  • Newbies

Thank you. I'll give it a whirl for the next survey that I work on.

In the mean time, I've muddled along by creating separate layouts for each of the 10 comments (then sorted each to remove the blanks).

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