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I am ultimately looking to generate a report that repeats itself for each
client listed in a table. (Similar to how a mail merge would work.) For
instance, we create a proposal for a given project, and in a related table
called tblProjectClient, we may have only one client or many clients. This
table is on the many end of a one-to-many relationship with tblProject.
tblProject is also on the one side of one-to-many relationships with a series
of other tables.
I created a query which pulls all the related records and it works properly
until I add fields from tblProjectClient. Then the query doesn't return any
records.
Does this require a different type of JOIN or is this a scenario where I make
2 separate queries, and address this in the report?
Any suggestions are appreciated!
Thanks
Slez
client listed in a table. (Similar to how a mail merge would work.) For
instance, we create a proposal for a given project, and in a related table
called tblProjectClient, we may have only one client or many clients. This
table is on the many end of a one-to-many relationship with tblProject.
tblProject is also on the one side of one-to-many relationships with a series
of other tables.
I created a query which pulls all the related records and it works properly
until I add fields from tblProjectClient. Then the query doesn't return any
records.
Does this require a different type of JOIN or is this a scenario where I make
2 separate queries, and address this in the report?
Any suggestions are appreciated!
Thanks
Slez