Hi
I have a report with two main tables in a one to many relationship.
The first table {Client} contains the client_ID field. This is the "parent" table. The "child" table {event} contains several fields including {event_Type}, {event_Date} and {client_ID}, which is the linking field.
The values for {event.event_type} are either "A", "B" or "C". I want to exclude clients who only have a single event type during the reporting period.
For example, lets assume I had only three clients by my database:
Event_type Event_date Client_id
A 1/1/04 101
A 2/1/04 101
A 3/1/04 101
A 1/1/04 102
C 2/1/04 102
C 3/1/04 102
B 2/1/04 103
B 3/1/04 103
Clients 101 and 103 would be excluded if the report range were 1/1/04-3/1/04 because the event types are the same.
How might I do this?
Thanks so much,
Jay
I have a report with two main tables in a one to many relationship.
The first table {Client} contains the client_ID field. This is the "parent" table. The "child" table {event} contains several fields including {event_Type}, {event_Date} and {client_ID}, which is the linking field.
The values for {event.event_type} are either "A", "B" or "C". I want to exclude clients who only have a single event type during the reporting period.
For example, lets assume I had only three clients by my database:
Event_type Event_date Client_id
A 1/1/04 101
A 2/1/04 101
A 3/1/04 101
A 1/1/04 102
C 2/1/04 102
C 3/1/04 102
B 2/1/04 103
B 3/1/04 103
Clients 101 and 103 would be excluded if the report range were 1/1/04-3/1/04 because the event types are the same.
How might I do this?
Thanks so much,
Jay