RyanDonohue
Technical User
I have a list in my report that uses a custom grouping based on the name of the object. For example,
Case when [Name] in ('Cat','Dog') then ('Mammal')
When [Name] in ('Lizard') then ('Reptile')
...etc...
End
In some circumstances, the grouped items will repeat themselves based on level below it. Continuing with the above example, the result would look like:
Type Count
Mammal 1
Mammal 2
Reptile 1
Total 4
This should have displayed:
Type Count
Mammal 3
Reptile 1
Total 4
I have found that this is often an issue with some change I did in my list and grouping, so I rebuilt the list from scratch and put it before the list that was not working so I could tie out numbers. Please note I am using the same query.
This new list did the same thing and repeated the records. The old list, however, now showed everything as expected. I thought this was a fluke and removed the new list. The old list reverted to its previous behavior.
The first list each time will show incorrectly, but the second and identical list will show the proper result. The only change is the inclusion of a first list.
Can anyone explain why having a list in a report will change the behavior of an additional list even though they are pointed to the same query?
Thanks
Case when [Name] in ('Cat','Dog') then ('Mammal')
When [Name] in ('Lizard') then ('Reptile')
...etc...
End
In some circumstances, the grouped items will repeat themselves based on level below it. Continuing with the above example, the result would look like:
Type Count
Mammal 1
Mammal 2
Reptile 1
Total 4
This should have displayed:
Type Count
Mammal 3
Reptile 1
Total 4
I have found that this is often an issue with some change I did in my list and grouping, so I rebuilt the list from scratch and put it before the list that was not working so I could tie out numbers. Please note I am using the same query.
This new list did the same thing and repeated the records. The old list, however, now showed everything as expected. I thought this was a fluke and removed the new list. The old list reverted to its previous behavior.
The first list each time will show incorrectly, but the second and identical list will show the proper result. The only change is the inclusion of a first list.
Can anyone explain why having a list in a report will change the behavior of an additional list even though they are pointed to the same query?
Thanks