How do I do this group report

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• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  July 2004 edited 5:01PM

  You may not want a group report you may want master detail detail detail detail
  with that said, grouping relies on the data being pre sorted
  to the grouping criteria.
  ie a query across several tables returning all the data
  with an order by clause which has the fields on which the grouping criteria is ordered left to right.
  in other words each group header would be the condition of a different field.
  
  with that said trying on different values of the same field.
  as your example
  The header criteria are
  Group header 1 = x < 100
  Group header 2 = x < 200
  Group header 3 = x < 300
  Group header 4 = x < 400
  assumming the data is presorted to meet the above
  try
  Group header 1 = x <= 100
  Group header 2 = x > 100 and x <= 200
  Group header 3 = x > 200 and x <= 300
  Group header 4 = x > 300
  regards
  
  
• DavidM

  July 2004 edited 5:01PM

  Thanks gordk
  

  wrote:

  Group header 1 = x <= 100
  Group header 2 = x > 100 and x <= 200
  Group header 3 = x > 200 and x <= 300
  Group header 4 = x > 300

  Tried that it didn't make a lot of difference.
  

  wrote:

  master detail detail detail detail

  I am doing this as an end user and can only create the report and one sql table, ( currently im using

  select x,y from table order by x
  

  ) so i don't think I can do it this way but I will give it a try.
  
  
• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  July 2004 edited 5:01PM

  hi it will work with grouping if we get the condition expression correct
  here is a sample from a test note all the extra [ ] pairs.
  just sub your queryname where needed
  groupheader2 condition
  
  [DialogForm.Query1."X"]<= 200] and [[DialogForm.Query1."X"]> 100
  
  regards
• DavidM

  August 2004 edited 5:01PM

  Thanks for trying but it is still the same, I must have something else wrong.
• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  August 2004 edited 5:01PM

  Hi
  Assuming you got the condition syntax correct
  if you want header footer combinations to show like
  gh1
  data
  gf1
  gh2
  data
  gf2
  and so on
  then in each header bands obp add code
  visible := copy and paste condition.
  in groufooter obp add code
  visible := groupheader1.visible and so on for each footer band
  regards
  
• DavidM

  August 2004 edited 5:01PM

  Perfect, fantastic, brilliant works like a dream.
  
  I had tried hiding the headers but was doing it in the condition script which left a blank line for each hidden header / footer.
  
  Thanks again gordk the beers are most definitely on me.