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Jun 24 2005, 7:46 PM |
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digitald2![]() ![]() since: Feb 21, 2005 from: Hawaii | How do I filter by comparing 2 fields? I need to see if VHSLS.Status is equal to VHSLSFIN.Status I can choose the VHSLS field from the drop down box and choose "equal to" in the next dropdown box but what do I type in the next text box? I tried "VHSLSFIN.Status", "{{VHSLSFIN.Status}}", "[VHSLSFIN].[Status]" but none of it works =( | ||||||
Jun 25 2005, 5:49 AM |
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ghost![]() ![]() ![]() from: Washington, DC | You cannot do sub queries with the current version of the report wizard. Try using this in the relationship instead i.e. VHSLS.Status = VHSLSFIN.Status And select only the fields from VHSLS you want to appear on the report. ------------------------- Ghost | ||||||
Feb 16 2006, 6:16 AM |
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aldegn![]() ![]() since: Feb 3, 2006 from: United Kingdom | Is this still not feasable? I have one table with 2 fields: ordertotal, ordertotalpaid and I just want to list the ones for which ordertotal <> ordertotalpaid. I'm only using this table so I can't use the relationship at the beginning. Any ideas? | ||||||
Feb 16 2006, 10:05 AM |
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ghost![]() ![]() ![]() from: Washington, DC | This feature will be available in the next release due by the end of this week (tomorrow). In the Add filters to your report section of the dialog wizard, instead of adding a value in the Value text box, you will add the field name prefixed by the ! - Sign as shown in the image below:' ![]() ------------------------- Ghost | ||||||
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