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Fantastic! &nbsp;Thank you so much for the quick turnaround! &nbsp;Appreciate it as always. &nbsp;<br />
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Spudmcc (Andy)
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Fantastic!  Thank you so much for the quick turnaround!  Appreciate it as always.  

Spudmcc (Andy)

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Hi Experts!<br />
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I have a very simple crosstab report that requires grouping by days. &nbsp;The days are in the row field. &nbsp;They go from 1-500 usually...can vary. &nbsp;I want to group them every 15 records. &nbsp;Days 1-15 would be in a group. &nbsp;16-30 would be in a group etc. &nbsp;Seems like it should be easy but I am banging my head against the wall. &nbsp;<br />
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Any help would be greatly appreciated as always!<br />
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spudmcc
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Hi Experts!

I have a very simple crosstab report that requires grouping by days.  The days are in the row field.  They go from 1-500 usually...can vary.  I want to group them every 15 records.  Days 1-15 would be in a group.  16-30 would be in a group etc.  Seems like it should be easy but I am banging my head against the wall.  

Any help would be greatly appreciated as always!

spudmcc

Group by Number of Days

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