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Hello.
I have a simple report to print out with customer information. A field in the table is a checked field as well. Question is what is the simplest way to print the report with only the checked field checked to YES.

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Jim Horn

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PawloA

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what if there are multiple tables in the source.ie. customer information and customer pricing where the relation is the customer ID and a field in the customer id is the check.?

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PawloA

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I often wonder the same thing on -1=Yes

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Jeffrey Coachman

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Jeffrey Coachman

As I stated, I really did not want any points...
Besides, I have learned a great deal from Jim and fyed.
...all I did was provide some background info...

...as always, you have the option of changing the points allocation...

;-)

JeffCoachman

Jim Horn

Note to self: Use Jeff's line <No Points wanted> to increase points.

<chuckle>