If you're using VFP 9, use multiple detail bands to solve this. 

Here are the tables you need:

Items: Type, Size, Pounds
        Index: Type + Size

Po: Type, Size, Number, Pounds, Vendor
        Index: Type + Size + Number

Order: Type, Size, Number, Pieces, Customer
        Index: Type + Size + Number

SELECT Items
SET RELATION TO Type+Size INTO PO
SET RELATION TO Type+Size INTO Order ADDITIVE

Create the report:

Data Group #1: Type
        Put the "TYPE" line here

Data Group #2: Size
        Put the "SIZE" info here with the quantity in stock

Detail Band #1: Target Alias = "PO"
        Put the PO Info here

Detail Band #2: Target Alias = "Order"
        Put the Order info here


That should give you what you want.

Cathy Pountney



-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of John J. Mihaljevic
Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2008 1:18 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Setting up a complex report

Hi all,

I'm having trouble creating a pretty involved report.  It is to list our
different raw material types and sizes.  Under each type and size, it's to
list any outstanding purchase orders we have for more of that size.  And
under that, it's to list any customer orders we have open for products that
are made with that size.  For example:

TYPE A
------

SIZE 1   1,000 pounds in stock

        Purchase Order 1: 10,000 pounds from Vendor #1000
        Purchase Order 2: 15,000 pounds from Vendor #2520

        Order 100: 50 pieces for Customer #950
        Order 102: 75 pieces for Customer #188

SIZE 2   1,985 pounds in stock


SIZE 3 44,500 pounds in stock

        Order 204: 125 pieces for Customer #1010

TYPE B
------

SIZE 1      0 pounds in stock

        Purchase Order 5: 5,500 pounds from Vendor #988

As you can see, some sizes have outstanding PO's and outstanding Orders
(Type A, Size 1), some have one or the other (Type A, Size 3 and Type B,
Size 1) and some have neither (Type A, Size 2).

I've tried creating the report with different grouping, additional detail
line bands, etc., and it's just not happening.  I have the Type as Group
Heading 1, and then have tried a couple different ways to handle the rest
with different Grouping or multiple detail lines.  But no matter which why I
go, it doesn't pull the correct PO's and Orders for the detail information.

Can anyone suggest a method to attack this?

Thanks very much,

John





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