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Lydia
I have a query that returns a result set like this:
Rec ID 1: Ledger = FY07 Amt = $300.
Rec ID 1: Ledger = FY06 Amt = $200.
Rec ID 1: Ledger = FY05 Amt = $100.
Rec ID 2: Ledger = FY07 Amt = $30.
Rec ID 2: Ledger = FY06 Amt = $20.
Rec ID 2: Ledger = FY05 Amt = $10.
I need a report that looks like this:
Rec ID FY07 FY06 FY05
1 $300. $200. $100.
2 $30. $20. $10.
Note that while it might appear that a crosstab query would work, in
fact, there are several fields that will fill in where I have noted
the "Rec ID" above and I anticipate that these fields will take 2-3
lines.
Is there some way to create a query that will let me do this?
Lydia
Rec ID 1: Ledger = FY07 Amt = $300.
Rec ID 1: Ledger = FY06 Amt = $200.
Rec ID 1: Ledger = FY05 Amt = $100.
Rec ID 2: Ledger = FY07 Amt = $30.
Rec ID 2: Ledger = FY06 Amt = $20.
Rec ID 2: Ledger = FY05 Amt = $10.
I need a report that looks like this:
Rec ID FY07 FY06 FY05
1 $300. $200. $100.
2 $30. $20. $10.
Note that while it might appear that a crosstab query would work, in
fact, there are several fields that will fill in where I have noted
the "Rec ID" above and I anticipate that these fields will take 2-3
lines.
Is there some way to create a query that will let me do this?
Lydia