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Finding recurring records on a daily basis

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Hi all,

Looking for a bit of help on what is probably a simple problem-nothing in my FM Bible so here goes...

The attached file is a set of example records-we update the file on a daily basis.We are looking for trends off recurring records-this will help us to spot our most troublesome technical areas.So we want to see , in the order of Region/UBR/cable, if the same combination appears for more than one day at a time.So if Aztec UBRO9 cable5/0 appeared on 3 days out of 10, we want to know about it so we can action on it.I deally we'd like to graph it but I guess that Export to Excel will be the easiest way for this part

I'm guessing that scripts will be involved which I have a grip on the basics of-really I'm looking for ideas on the best way to approach it. I'd appreciate some input

Sandy

Version: v6.x

Platform: Windows 2000

snrfind.zip

I looked at your data. I added 2 fields, a calculated text field = Region & " " & UBR & " " & cable, and a summary field = Count of the calcultaion field.

I made a columnar layout displaying all your fields. I added a trailing sub-summary part sort by the calculation field. In the sum-summary I put the 2 new fields.

Find records for the last 10 days, sort and go to preview mode to get the information you want.

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Hi all,

THanks to Ralph I've got my database up and running-I've experimented a bit with subtotals and Grand Totals-is there a way then you can do a Find on the Top 10 (could be any number) subtotals? So I have a 100 indivdual subtotals but I want to see those with the highest amount of grouped entries?

Sandy

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