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    podge2011 is offline Novice
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    Report help for cutter inventory


    Hi all

    Had to make an inventory for work,which is nearly finished.The Inventory
    holds all the stock cutters we have. Can someone help me with the report
    i am trying to create.There is a report in the db but i want all the cutters to be grouped by cutter type and not by cutter id no.I have tried this in a report but instead of the cutter type name i get the cutter type id number.

    Regards

    Podge

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    Robeen is offline VIP
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    I just opened your db and created a new report using the Report Wizard - and had no problem grouping the report by Cutter Type.

    Why don't you just re-create the report?
    Copy the ReportHeader over from the other report if you need . . .

    I'm attaching a screenshot of what the report looks like with the Cutter Type Grouping. Is that how you want it to be?

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    podge2011 is offline Novice
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    Hi M8

    Thats what i did.If you look at the cutter type table those numbers correspond to a cutter type(dp hop,dp shaper etc).These cutter types i want as the group headings ,not the numbers.
    Thanks for taking the time to help me out.

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    Cutter TYPE 2 = DP SHAPER?
    CUTTER TYPE 3 = DP HOB?
    CUTTER TYPE 4 = MOD SHAPER?

    etc . . .

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    podge2011 is offline Novice
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    Yes thats it.Instead of the numbers being the group heading,i need dp hob etc.
    Thanks

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    Robeen is offline VIP
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    The CUTTER TYPE field in your 'CUTTER INVENTORY' table is a Lookup field and it is defined with a data type of 'Number'.
    So - if you use that field in your report - it will give you the '[CUTTER TYPE].[ID]] value - which will be a number.

    Plus - something is not right in the way you have created the relationships between CUTTER INVENTORY and CUTTER TYPE.
    The reason I say this is that if the relationships are correct - then I should be able to pull those two tables into a query - add fields and the query should work - right?
    When I do that I get a Type Mismatch message.

    Here's what I did.

    I created a query [Query1] with CUTTER INVENTORY and CUTTER TYPE tables.
    I deleted both the join lines.
    I created a join line between [CUTTER INVENTORY].[CUTTER TYPE] and [CUTTER TYPE].[ID]. (Screenshot).
    Pulled in all fields from [CUTTER INVENTORY] - EXCEPT [CUTTER TYPE].
    I pulled in the [CUTTER TYPE] field from the [CUTTER TYPE] table.
    Query1 runs fine.
    Then I created a new report based on this query & grouped on [CUTTER TYPE].[CUTTER TYPE] field.
    Voila!
    See screenshots.


    Hope this helps!!!

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    podge2011 is offline Novice
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    Thats it.Thanks, your help and time is much appreciated.

    Regards

    Podge

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    Robeen is offline VIP
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    Happy to Help!

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