J
Jacob Frankham
Hi Dennis
This is a copy of a posting to a previous reply from a different user,
hopefully I might get a reply from one of you !!
Lets say I have a query which produces employee dept data - there are 2
fields output from this query: ie
dept and empName
On my report, I am grouping by dept, and underneath each grouping (ie
underneath each dept name) I want to write a list of all of the empNames
separated by commas.
Now the code which you have supplied DOES list the empNames separated by
commas, BUT it lists ALL of the empNames in the whole of the query, NOT just
the empNames applicable to the relevant dept
Thus, if dept '102' appears 5 times (5 employees), I want those 5 empNames
to be written (separated by commas) underneath the dept on the report, and
so on for the next dept.
At the minute, ALL employees are being output under EACH dept grouping.
I hope this makes sense, thank you for your help so far, much appreciated
Cheers
Jake.
This is a copy of a posting to a previous reply from a different user,
hopefully I might get a reply from one of you !!
Lets say I have a query which produces employee dept data - there are 2
fields output from this query: ie
dept and empName
On my report, I am grouping by dept, and underneath each grouping (ie
underneath each dept name) I want to write a list of all of the empNames
separated by commas.
Now the code which you have supplied DOES list the empNames separated by
commas, BUT it lists ALL of the empNames in the whole of the query, NOT just
the empNames applicable to the relevant dept
Thus, if dept '102' appears 5 times (5 employees), I want those 5 empNames
to be written (separated by commas) underneath the dept on the report, and
so on for the next dept.
At the minute, ALL employees are being output under EACH dept grouping.
I hope this makes sense, thank you for your help so far, much appreciated
Cheers
Jake.