I have a simple report using only two tables (CLIENT, PUB). The records are displayed in the Details section. The tables are linked in your average One (CLIENT) To Many (PUB) relationship. Therefore the report returns duplicate CLIENT records if a client has multiple pubs.
I want to suppress all records (not just the duplicate record) where a CLIENT record appears more than once in the report. Example:
ID NAME PUB
22 Bill Mag1
22 Bill Mag2
35 Sue Mag1
68 Fred Mag1
68 Fred Mag2
68 Fred Mag3
In the above example, I would like the report to only display record #3 (Sue) and suppress the others. How do I do this? I’ve tried Running Totals with no success. I’ve also tried - {CLIENT.ID} <> previous({CLIENT.ID}) - but this only suppresses the duplicate record.
Any/All suggestions would be GREATLY appreciated!
Thanks,
Tom