I just created several more formulas to cover the extra sort fields and added them into the record sort expert since I couldn't come up with a formula that would work with all of them together.
Thanks for you time!!
All 4 fields are numeric. When I add anything besides + between the fields in the first condition, it wants a string for the second condition. If I use ToText on the second, the sort order changes.
I've changed the group to use the formula but it still isn't working for type 1. This is what it currently says:
if {?ReportType} = 1 then
{SalesmanN}//+{CustomerN}+{InvoiceN}+{JobN}
else
{CustomerN}
I removed the other sort fields from the Record Sort Expert so it only has Group...
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Thanks for replying so quickly. I thought it was looking a little complicated. Will this insert multiple records into JobMaterial is there are multiple records for the job in PrintItems? I guess I better check it out.
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Reference Id Created...
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