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display records that exist in table a but do not exist in table b
Hi There,
I'm using Crystal Reports XI.
I've got two tables and want to create a report which displays all the records in table a that do not exist in table b.
Is this possible?
thanks! Kristin
I'm using Crystal Reports XI.
I've got two tables and want to create a report which displays all the records in table a that do not exist in table b.
Is this possible?
thanks! Kristin
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mlmcc
Can you upload the report
mlmcc
Assuming that you used the correct field(s) to link table A to table B, in that direction, and made it a Left Outer join, then it seems like mlmcc's suggestion should have worked. I believe you could also use IsNull ({TableB.Field}) in the record selection formula (instead of using suppression). I've done that before for just this kind of thing and it worked for me.
James
James
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Hi There! I reread your suggestion and got it to work. My problem was that i needed to do left outer joins on two sets of fields from Table A to Table B.
Thanks for your patience and your help!!
best wishes, Kristin
Thanks for your patience and your help!!
best wishes, Kristin
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but option #1 doesn't work... it's displaying all the records from table b that don't match table a. So there are 4012 lines of data when there are only 59 records in table a.
help?