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I have followed what is suggested. Here is what I get in the report Order 1 --- Item 1 Shipped Order 2 --- Item 1 Shipped Order 2 --- Item 2 Shipped. But I do not want Order 1 because it has an outstanding order. I only want to prit out order with all items shipped.

I know how to create a formular for shipment SHIPPED If Shipped Then 1 else 0 Can you show me how to create the group selection?

I have two tables one has the order number and the other has the item being ordered and shipment status like below order1 ------ Item 1, Shipped ------ Item 2, On-order order 2 ----- Item 1, Shipped ----- Item 2, Shipped How can I show only order with all items being...

Oct Nov Dec Table 1 Count(table1.seq) Count(table1.seq) Table 2 Count(table2.seq) Count(table2.seq) Then I like to plot these on the graph.

Previously I created two separate graphs on for each table. But the client want to show both in one single graph.

The two tables are not related. What I want to do is to plot the two tables in the same graph.

I have two tables like below Table 1 Table 2 seq1 timestamp status seq1 timestamp status seq2 timestamp status There is no link betwenn the two tables. How can I plot the number of records by month in table 1 and 2 in the same line graph? Thanks.

Thank you for the quick response. As far as setting up a Formula, it is a simple way and works fine for the group with "Resolved". If I want the group without "Resolved", I thought I flip the statement from 1 to 0 like below if {table.status} = "Resolved" then 0 But it prints out both...

I have these groups of data Group1 open 2011/04/04 12:00 AM alert 2011/04/04 03:00 AM resolved 2011/04/05 08:00 PM Group2 open 2011/04/04 12:00 AM alert 2011/04/04 03:00 AM Group3 .. .. Group4 I only want to print out the group that does not have the line "resolved"...