>There is a relationship in the Names file for payments for last year, 2
>years back, 3 years back, etc. (one of these is what let's you get the
>"last year $" amount on the home screen), and, of course, a record
>number relationship.  Couldn't the "last year $" fast find field and the
>"account entity" field (from the record number relationship) be used to
>create the found set in the names file?  You might have to place the
>"account entity" field on a layout somewhere, then do a find for >0 in
>"last year $" AND c3 in "account entity."  I'd probably do this on the
>Query screen.
>
>I haven't thought this through fully so maybe I'm missing something, but
>that's where I'd start.  It sure would be quicker than starting from
>scratch.

That gets you the found set of records for a fiscal year for the c3 
entity, but not the summary field it sounds like Holly wants to drop 
into a letter. For that you'd need a new relationship to identify the 
records to use in the summary field.
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