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    Bi-level grouping

    Is it possible to have a footer in a reprot group by two fields simultaneously?



    I have a reprot with order date, order id, name, id, and product. I have a subrepot that lists various details about the orders. I would like to connect these reports by the order id. However, since an order can contain multiple products I cannot simply group on the order id but need to have the product included as well. From what I can see I can have multiple groupings but can not group by more than one field on the same level.

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    Can be done by concatenating the two fields to construct a value to group on.
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    Yay!! This totally answered my question.

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