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Help Removing Empty Fields From Reports

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levio

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Apr 15, 2007
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I am helping a lawn care business set up an Access database. I would like to make a report that shows each customer and the jobs that are preformed for them. I don't want the jobs that are not preformed (blank Fields) displayed under that customer. I think I might have to do it through VBA, but am very unfamilar with it. Does anyone have some help for me?
 
The database is normalized to where the owners want it, and I can create a report that shows ALL services, I just wan to hide the services that do not have data stored in them for that customer.
 
I would normalize the data with a union query where each non-null "job" creates a record in the query. Then possibly create a subreport based on the union query.

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levio said:
I just wan to hide the services that do not have data stored in them for that customer

If your database is indeed normalized then you should be able to create a query that joins the Customer table to the ServicesPerformed table joined to the Services table.

[tt]

ServicesPerformed
ServicePerformedID Services
Customers ServiceID-------------------ServiceID
CustomerID--------CustomerID
[/tt]

 
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