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    vikgarden is offline Novice
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    Need a report on one page for case managers with list of clients.

    Mikaila Iris Gary Katie Amie Heather Audrey

    So, there are 100 clients. Each assigned one of the top case managers. I know how to group, but how do I get it to show up like this? Case managers acrosss, with whoever is assigned to them below them. In a table is ideal, but I don't care about lines, just that it shows up like this. Whenever I try to create this, it has case manager with list of names below, then next case manager below that with list of clients and so on. It takes up 4 pages like that. I want it side by side on one page. (I can do the formatting to get it on one page, I just need to know how to get it looking like this.

    I have actually attached what I want the report to look like (made up names and then numbers because I couldn't think of any more names, LOL), including a "count-if" on the bottom that I would like for the report to do.
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    Hi Can you upload your database?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mike60smart View Post
    Hi Can you upload your database?

    I am not able to do that. I work in Healthcare and it is all patient information.

    I have a main Roster table where all of the information is located and a qry for just current patients (which excludes those with a discharge date)

    I have a couple of reports for caseloads. One starts a new page for each case manager to give a list of each of their caseloads. And another I think I did on a label type template which is all on one page, just alpa by client in three rows. I know, it is difficult to envision without seeing.

    But the attachment is what is really all that is needed. It will be based off of a simple query, pulling just the last name, first name and casemanager. I just need to group it like in the attachment.

    I created this database over 15 years ago and am in it every day. I have made lots of tweaks and new reports and stuff over the years. One of my other programs wants a report in this format, if at all possible.

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    Hi
    Can you upload a zipped copy of the database with no data?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mike60smart View Post
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    Can you upload a zipped copy of the database with no data?
    Here it is. Hope it works. I deleted over 300 entries. I kept 5 and changed names and socials/DOB etc and removed all personal information.

    On the switchboard, I have a caseload report and a case manager list. I want similar to the caseload report but in columns on one page.

    I am just leaving the office and will be back in on Monday morning. So, I won't be able to get right back to you until then.

    Thank you so much for looking at this for me. The database is pretty involved, LOL.
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    Oh, and it would be based off of qrycurrent.

    Quote Originally Posted by vikgarden View Post
    Here it is. Hope it works. I deleted over 300 entries. I kept 5 and changed names and socials/DOB etc and removed all personal information.

    On the switchboard, I have a caseload report and a case manager list. I want similar to the caseload report but in columns on one page.

    I am just leaving the office and will be back in on Monday morning. So, I won't be able to get right back to you until then.

    Thank you so much for looking at this for me. The database is pretty involved, LOL.

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    What happens if you make 5 sub-reports - 1 for each case manager and their clients. And 'attach' each sub-report side by side to a report, either in the detail section, or the footer section.
    'Obviously' each sub-report would have limited width, like 1.5 inches

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    Well Hello Excel

    You have created 1 table to record a process.

    You need a table for Case Managers

    Each Case Manager will be responsible for a Number of Clients.

    So you would have a Main Form based on Case Managers with a Subform based on CaseManagerClients

    All of your table need an Autonumber PK LongInteger.

    All of your tables are linked on fields that are ShortText Data Types.

    You should not have spaces in Field names and you should not use Characters in field names
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    I'm sorry, but the most recent post/reply does not seem to address the original problem - how to create a single page report with 5 columns, headed by the case manager, and then showing all of their clients.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnLouisWood View Post
    What happens if you make 5 sub-reports - 1 for each case manager and their clients. And 'attach' each sub-report side by side to a report, either in the detail section, or the footer section.
    'Obviously' each sub-report would have limited width, like 1.5 inches

    I will see if I can figure out how to do that. I don't think I have ever done Sub-reports. I do have one report that is one page per case manager with a list of their clients.

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    Chances are that if you only have one table (I didn't look) you're always going to have issues of one sort or another. Having 5 subreports is not the way to go (not sure how you arrived at 5 when you show 7 case managers in the pdf). Perhaps a crosstab query would work for you, but you'd have to define the fields in the query property sheet, otherwise it would raise an error when you have no records for any one manager.
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    Hi

    If you do not address normalising the database then you are wasting your time.

    You also have Repeating Groups in your Roster table.

    AXIS fields should be records in a related table
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    I think you will first need to make 5 queries - each where you include the linked fields of (a) case manager and (b) client's last name, or since some clients have the same last name, include (c) first name and (d) name_w_fi which is a calculated field --> [Client_Last_Name] & ", " & Left([Client_First_Name],1)
    Each query needs to be criteried with the individual case manager. i.e. make the first query, make sure it works --> then copy it 4 times, and change the case manager name in each of your new queries.
    Then make a (sub)report for each query.
    Create a 'Blank' Master Report, and then insert each of the sub-reports next to each other.
    I myself are just starting to make sub-reports, so I'm not sure of all the details/intricacies.

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    Agreed the number should be 7 not 5.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Micron View Post
    Chances are that if you only have one table (I didn't look) you're always going to have issues of one sort or another. Having 5 subreports is not the way to go (not sure how you arrived at 5 when you show 7 case managers in the pdf). Perhaps a crosstab query would work for you, but you'd have to define the fields in the query property sheet, otherwise it would raise an error when you have no records for any one manager.
    Someone said 5 because the "practice" database has five. Basically, if you look at the database, on the Form that opens, there is a button that says "case load report". I would like to create a report that looks like the excel version I created. So, instead of each staff person having their own page, it is listed all on one page like the excel version I attached.

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