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This is one way you can do it;<br />
Have the customer details and address in the details section, (like you have now)<br />
Create a group on the customer name/id whatever it is.<br />
Move the customer details and address to the group header.<br />
Then suppress the details section.<br />
This should then show only the first address antry for each customer.
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This is one way you can do it;
Have the customer details and address in the details section, (like you have now)
Create a group on the customer name/id whatever it is.
Move the customer details and address to the group header.
Then suppress the details section.
This should then show only the first address antry for each customer.

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Any way of doing that but keeping the Address in the Details?
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Any way of doing that but keeping the Address in the Details?

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I've got a Clients table, and an Address table, related One (Client) to Many (Address).<br />
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I want the report to show every client, but what it's doing is showing the same client as many times as there are addresses for them.<br />
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So if I've got Steve Smith, and he has 3 addresses, how can I get it to only show Steve Smith once and show the first address only instead of giving me the data 3 times?<br />
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I've got a Clients table, and an Address table, related One (Client) to Many (Address).

I want the report to show every client, but what it's doing is showing the same client as many times as there are addresses for them.

So if I've got Steve Smith, and he has 3 addresses, how can I get it to only show Steve Smith once and show the first address only instead of giving me the data 3 times?



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