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Started by Olov Lundin
Wed, 08 Nov 2000 14:48
ADO and QuickReport
Author: Olov Lundin
Date: Wed, 08 Nov 2000 14:48
Date: Wed, 08 Nov 2000 14:48
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Hi I need your help. I want to create a report (Master/Detail) based on an ADOQuery. I�ve got two tables (Access2000) the first table contains a field called TeamName which is the primary key, the second table contains names on teammembers, the relation between the tables is of course the TeamName. Now I would like to create my report so it displays the TeamName and the names of the teammembers and i have on idea on how to achieve this..... Layout of report TeamName1 membername1:1 membername1:2 ... TeamName2 membername2:1 membername2:2 Olle
Re: ADO and QuickReport
Author: Olov Lundin
Date: Thu, 09 Nov 2000 17:49
Date: Thu, 09 Nov 2000 17:49
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Still in need of help... I�ve put a detail-band and a subdetail-band on my quickreport, my question now is: do I need two queries (one for each table)?? Olle Olov Lundin wrote: > > Hi > I need your help. I want to create a report (Master/Detail) based on an > ADOQuery. > I�ve got two tables (Access2000) the first table contains a field called > TeamName which is the primary key, the second table contains names on > teammembers, the relation between the tables is of course the TeamName. > Now I would like to create my report so it displays the TeamName and the > names of the teammembers and i have on idea on how to achieve this..... > > Layout of report > TeamName1 > membername1:1 > membername1:2 > ... > TeamName2 > membername2:1 > membername2:2 > > Olle
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