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ptrifile

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Aug 10, 2004
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I have 4 tables that are connected by a Customer # field. I only want to show records when the Customer # shows on 2 or more tables in the last 30 days. Can anyone help me get started with this? Thank you for any help or suggestions.
 
Not sure how to do this. I would think that there would be a "master" table that you would left join to. If so, you might be able to do a isnull check and a count. But I am not sure that will work properly.
 
Formula 1:
if isnull({table1.date} then 0
else
if {table1.date} > currentdate-30 then 1 else 0

Formula2:
if isnull({table2.date} then 0
else

if {table2.date} > currentdate-30 then 1 else 0

Same pattern for Formula 3 and Formula 4.

Formula 5: {@Formula 1} + {@Formula 2} + {@Formula 3} + {Formula 4}

Then you can select or suppress on {@Formula 5} >1
 
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