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Here is an excellent resource for specific enquiries.<br />
If you post sample data and query, expected results and results received then you are likely to get a good explanation of what is happening, why and steps to rectify the issue.<br />

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Here is an excellent resource for specific enquiries.
If you post sample data and query, expected results and results received then you are likely to get a good explanation of what is happening, why and steps to rectify the issue.


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True, but I keep asking questions and really do need to utilize possible other places as well :) 
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True, but I keep asking questions and really do need to utilize possible other places as well :)

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Thanks. My main concern right now is groups. There doesn't seem to be a ryhme or reason to how they are created. I haven't been able to figure out how to manually create them and the drag and drop is doing some pretty random stuff. 
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Thanks. My main concern right now is groups. There doesn't seem to be a ryhme or reason to how they are created. I haven't been able to figure out how to manually create them and the drag and drop is doing some pretty random stuff.

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I need to get some online resources for Microsoft Report Builder. I haven't had any training in it and need to recreate a lot of reports for my company. Some are easy enough but others seem to be doing completely random things that I cannot explain. &nbsp;I've tried to just google search and keep getting nowhere fast. <br />
Looking for some online sites or some books that I might pick up cheap at Amazon or Barnes &amp;&nbsp;Noble. <br />
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Thanks!
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I need to get some online resources for Microsoft Report Builder. I haven't had any training in it and need to recreate a lot of reports for my company. Some are easy enough but others seem to be doing completely random things that I cannot explain.  I've tried to just google search and keep getting nowhere fast. 
Looking for some online sites or some books that I might pick up cheap at Amazon or Barnes & Noble. 

Thanks!

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