Jennifer: The only thing I can suggest is to print out a list of the table definitions for every table that's in your report and subreport. Highlight every column name that appears in >1 of the tables. RBase will print only where those columns have exact maching values, even if that's not what you want it to do. I'll bet you have a same-named column in 2 of those tables that will not have matching data.
Karen > I think that I must be missing something else. I have tried every which > way I can think of to get these reports to show. Only one of the sub-reports > will show. Nothing seems to be working and I am at a loss as where to go > next. I have looked at the pdf and the help and the examples, but > unfortunately > I am still missing something. > > > > Thank you all for you help and suggestions. I’ll keep pecking away at it > and maybe I’ll stumble on what is wrong. J > > > > Thanks, > > Jennifer > > >
