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I Have a system that registers every person that makes a phone call complaining about a department in the Company . I would like to be able to make a report with the top 10 departments with more complaints.

Does someone know how to do this ?

Hello LVA,

You haven't given a lot of information to go on, however I'm assuming that your comapny details are stored in a related file, and that the companyID is stored against every complaint when it is recorded?

That being the case, I suggest that you create a relationship from the company file back to your complaints database based on companyID, then create an unstored calculation in the COmpany file with the formula:

Count(Complaints::CompanyID)

...where your relationship to the complaints file is called 'Complaints'.

Then to get your report of the top ten, set up a script as follows:

Sort [restore, no dialog]

Go to Record/Request/Page [First]

Loop

Omit Record

Exit Loop If [status(CurrentFoundCount) = 0 or Status(CurrentFoundCount) < (Status(CurrentRecordCount - 9)

End Loop

Show Omitted

Go To Layout ["TopTenBadGuysReport"]

Print [No dialog]

Show All Records

Go To Layout ["Original Layout"]

...where the sort order for the first step is a descending sort on the calc field described previously.

When the above is in place, run the script and go chec in your printer out tray... ! cool.gif

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