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Gordon
I have a report which analyzes two kinds of sales for artists. The
main report lists their gallery sales, the subreport their auction
sales. I need to do it this way because the method of calculating
commission differs for gallery and auction sales.
The main report is based on a query:
tblSalesTransactions <=> tblScultures <=> tblSculptors
(fldSculptureID) <=> (fldSculptureID) <=> (fldSculptorID)
...where the sale type is "Gallery"
The subreport is based on a query which uses the same tables, but
where the sale type is "Auction".
The two reports are linked though the common field "fldSculptorID".
The problem is that where the artist has no gallery sales in the main
report (but does have auction sales), no report is produced at all for
that artist.
How can I resolve this so that in those cases, I have a report which
shows zero auction sales, but positive gallery sales?
Please help.
Gordon
main report lists their gallery sales, the subreport their auction
sales. I need to do it this way because the method of calculating
commission differs for gallery and auction sales.
The main report is based on a query:
tblSalesTransactions <=> tblScultures <=> tblSculptors
(fldSculptureID) <=> (fldSculptureID) <=> (fldSculptorID)
...where the sale type is "Gallery"
The subreport is based on a query which uses the same tables, but
where the sale type is "Auction".
The two reports are linked though the common field "fldSculptorID".
The problem is that where the artist has no gallery sales in the main
report (but does have auction sales), no report is produced at all for
that artist.
How can I resolve this so that in those cases, I have a report which
shows zero auction sales, but positive gallery sales?
Please help.
Gordon