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Asked by qbjgqbjg in Crystal Reports Software, SQL Reporting
I have a file where most of the information is under the year 2008. However a few records are not in 2008, so I want to pull them from 2009, but I only want those that are not included in 2008. I am trying to write it in Crystal. The files involved are an employee file that is linked to a fixed cost distribution file with an acct#. That is the file that is by year. A few emploees do not have a record in the 2008 file. The acct# we want is the one for 2008 unless it is missing, then we want the 2009. Some employees also have multiple accounts.
I tried linking (with a left outer join) to the 2008 and the 2009 by the employee# only so I could then choose the 2009 account if the 2008 was missing. This works except that I am getting multiple records where the acct# is different or there are multiples. If I include the acct# in the link, then I do not get the 2009 when the 2008 is missing. My Crystal does not allow a full outer join which I believe would work. I also tried using the add command and building 3 "files" . Then linking them together, but I still have the same issue.
20091111-EE-VQP-92 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_FREE_TRIAL_20090127