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Charles G via AccessMonster.com
I have a report with 691 clients with each assigned one Account Officer (AO).
There are 74 Account Officers. I currently have a query based report that
prompts for a [Enter Account Officer] parameter. If I want to print out a
list of clients for each Account Officer, I have to enter 74 different AO
names and this is just too time consuming.
Can I delete the parameter [Enter Account Officer] and do some type of
sorting and grouping in my report? I want each AO with their list of clients
on their own page, but do not want to have to enter a parameter value each
time.
Example:
Page 1
John Doe
A
B
C
Page 2
Jane Doe
Z
Y
X
-Charles-
There are 74 Account Officers. I currently have a query based report that
prompts for a [Enter Account Officer] parameter. If I want to print out a
list of clients for each Account Officer, I have to enter 74 different AO
names and this is just too time consuming.
Can I delete the parameter [Enter Account Officer] and do some type of
sorting and grouping in my report? I want each AO with their list of clients
on their own page, but do not want to have to enter a parameter value each
time.
Example:
Page 1
John Doe
A
B
C
Page 2
Jane Doe
Z
Y
X
-Charles-