hiya
if I run my report without any form of select it returns 2,565 records.
if I take the same report and use the select expert to return records where op_id = "PPM" it returns 30 records.
if I then take the same report again, but change the select so that the report returns records where op_id <> "PPM" it returns 2,323 records
but I don't understand how this can be surely every single record in the database either has an op_id of "PPM" or not, but why don't the figures add up? I've checked the database and there are no records where op_id is null either. Anyone have any ideas what's going wrong here??
Thanks in advance
if I run my report without any form of select it returns 2,565 records.
if I take the same report and use the select expert to return records where op_id = "PPM" it returns 30 records.
if I then take the same report again, but change the select so that the report returns records where op_id <> "PPM" it returns 2,323 records
but I don't understand how this can be surely every single record in the database either has an op_id of "PPM" or not, but why don't the figures add up? I've checked the database and there are no records where op_id is null either. Anyone have any ideas what's going wrong here??
Thanks in advance