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ESheehan
After proofing my tables and identifying a couple of duplicate records and a
couple of Subject ID typos, I've been able to reclaim the missing Subject ID
records and have eradicated all but one duplication of a Subject ID. I've
looked several times but can't seem to figure out what the problem is with
that particular ID.
I didn't build the original report using a Query. I added the variables
using Report Design and received a box that asked what the table relationship
was when I began using variables from a new table. In this case, it's a
one-to-one relationship with the tables. I've gone to the Database Tools -->
Relationships but there is no info there. Under Database Tools --> Object
Dependencies this report has "Objects that I depend on".
Anyway, I'm going to take a fresh look this morning to see if I missed
anything yesterday. Any insight from other users would be most welcome. [PS
- Thanks, Larry.]
couple of Subject ID typos, I've been able to reclaim the missing Subject ID
records and have eradicated all but one duplication of a Subject ID. I've
looked several times but can't seem to figure out what the problem is with
that particular ID.
I didn't build the original report using a Query. I added the variables
using Report Design and received a box that asked what the table relationship
was when I began using variables from a new table. In this case, it's a
one-to-one relationship with the tables. I've gone to the Database Tools -->
Relationships but there is no info there. Under Database Tools --> Object
Dependencies this report has "Objects that I depend on".
Anyway, I'm going to take a fresh look this morning to see if I missed
anything yesterday. Any insight from other users would be most welcome. [PS
- Thanks, Larry.]