David:
I am not familiar with the feature "SuppressRepeatedValues" but it sounds
like something I could use; where do you find it? Have you tried marking
just VRdate to "SuppressRepeatedValues" ? Also, even though you print the
lines in the Detail section, have you tried adding a second break for
Vendor? Maybe this will help with your line suppression.
Javier,

Javier Valencia, PE
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Valencia Technology Group, L.L.C.
14315 S. Twilight Ln, Suite #14
Olathe, Kansas 66062-4578
Office (913)829-0888
Fax (913)649-2904
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-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of David M.
Blocker
Sent: Monday, July 11, 2005 12:40 PM
To: RBG7-L Mailing List
Subject: [RBG7-L] - Suppress Repeated Values Overdoes it

I'm having  a small problem with the great feature
"SuppressRepeatedValues" in reports.

Consider this data of repairs on one vehicle in a fleet:

VRDate    Vendor             Work                      Cost

08/01/05   Joe's Garage    Oil and Lub              $20.10
08/01/05   Joe's Garage    Change Spark Plugs $50.00
09/01/05   Joe's Garage    Rotate Tires             $25.00
09/01/05   Joe's Garage    Drain AC                 $20.00
10/01/05   Al's Garage     Tuneup                   $100.00
10/01/05   Al's Garage     Replace wipers         $11.50

Consider a report that breaks on VRdate with total Cost
in the break footer.

All data is placed in the DETAIL section.

I mark VRDate and Vendor to "SuppressRepeatedValues"

What I WANT is this:

Date          Vendor          Work Done                   Cost

08/01/05   Joe's Garage  Oil and Lub                $20.10
                                       Change Spark Plugs   $50.00

                                               TOTAL:            $70.10

09/01/05   Joe's Garage  Rotate Tires              $25.00
                                       Drain AC                  $20.00

                                               TOTAL:            $45.00

10/01/05    Al's Garage  Tuneup                     $100.00
                                       Replace wipers          $11.50

                                              TOTAL:           $111.50

But what I GET is this:

Date          Vendor          Work Done                   Cost

08/01/05   Joe's Garage  Oil and Lub                $20.10
                                       Change Spark Plugs   $50.00

                                               TOTAL:            $70.10

09/01/05                         Rotate Tires              $25.00
                                       Drain AC                  $20.00

                                               TOTAL:            $45.00

10/01/05    Al's Garage  Tuneup                     $100.00
                                       Replace wipers          $11.50

                                              TOTAL:           $111.50


This makes it look like the value of Vendor is NULL for 09/01/05
when it isn't.  Is there a way to tell the report to suppress
repeated values WITHIN a break but always print it at the beginning
of a new break, even if it's the same as the last break?

The above behavior is in both of the latest releases of R:Base
7.1 and 7.5

David Blocker

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