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Making Reports in 6.5

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mpiontek

Technical User
Nov 17, 2004
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US
I would like to make a report that would list all the counties in our database, but not list one county more than once. Is this possible? I am not familiar with making reports yet, a push in the right direction would be helpful.
Thanks.
 
to my knowledge you could not do this through goldmine reports.

I would use access to do this, but you could use Crystal, and do it through some sql coding.

Hope that helps, if you do need any further assistance please say.
 
what fields are you storing the county in? There's a COUNTRY field on the main screen, but not a county one.

The simples way to do it would be to use a quick SQL query like this one for states:

select distinct(state), count(state) from contact1 group by state

This will give you a count of each state you have records for...



Doug Castell
Computer Control Corp
(310)396-6811
 
Thanks guys. I appologize for not posting, I found the public.goldmine6.general support news forum and have received a lot of help through there. We changed out Country field to County since we only do biz in Wisconsin.

Thanks for your reply!!

-Mark
 
well then, this query shoudl do the trick for you:

Go to Lookup|SQL Queries and enter:

select distinct(country), count(country) from contact1 group by country


Then, once the results return, you can right-click inthe results area and select Output to->Excel and play with / print the results in Excel, if necessary. :)


Doug Castell
Computer Control Corp
(310)396-6811
 
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