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List items on one line on a report...HELP

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Leaner79

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Hi,
i have a table and i'd like to view the data in that table in a report.
the table has 2 fields, Date & Medication
The table looks something like this
Date Medication
01/02/2002 TDF
01/02/2002 Z5H
01/02/2002 IPP
01/03/2002 LLP
01/03/2002 PHT
01/03/2002 YHJ
01/03/2002 OPM

I would like the report to desplay this data like this
01/02/2002 TDF, Z5H, IPP
01/03/2002 LLP, PHT, YHJ, OPM
 
There is a concatenation function in the FAQs:
How to concatenate multiple child records into a single value
faq701-4233
You will also find several posts on the subject. For reports, you will need to use the On Format event for Deatil, as far as I recall.
 
Here's another FAQ: faq703-3587

Si hoc legere scis, nimis eruditionis habes
 
Thanx,
the FAQ:: FAQ703-3587 worked for me. i can get everything on to one line
But is there a way to group by date?
 
Create your report based on a summary query that groups by Date. Don't include the Medication field. Then get the medications with the generic concatenate function found in the faq remou suggested.

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Sure, grouping is inherently part of the solution I suggested. Just specify the grouping to be done by your date field and include that date control with your text string of meds and you should be all set.....

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