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How to do report with 15 break fields?


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How to do a report with 15 break fields? There are about 100 clients, their contact layout is the parent table. Each client has three fields reporting a status, and each of those three fields is a drop down list of about 15 status-types. I need a report on those 15 status types as the break fields, listing the names under each status-type. Each client therefore will appear up to three times. HOW?!

I am stumped right now. In my attempts I have now entered the statuses in two different ways on the main layout, 1) as three text fields in the main layout and 2) as a portal. Thanks.

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Not sure what your "report" looks like would this help?

http://edoshin.skeletonkey.com/2006/12/crosstab_report.html#more

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If I understand this correctly, you have 15 groups (status), and a client can belong to up to three of them?

There is no way a report will list the same record more than once. If you have records that belong to multiple groups, and you want a report that lists the members of each group, you will have to change your data model, and use a join table to associate clients with groups. See:

http://www.fmforums.com/forum/showpost.php?post/246136/

A possible workaround is to have a table of groups and produce the report from there, using a sliding portal to list the clients of each group.

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I agree with Comment. However a workaround would be to run the report separately for each group, and join up the reports.

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And an easy way to do this is with this technique...

I just implemented it in a project.

http://www.filemakermagazine.com/videos/combining-pdfs-the-blazing-fast-method.html

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