Crosstab Query?-NOT BLANK



Sorry for the previous blank post, finger slipped. Hi there, I am having
trouble designing a query to bring the following information so I can put it
all on one report (I'm not opposed to using subreports): Number of PM's
issued by month, no. of issued PM's for month completed in month, and the #
of previously issued PM's completed within that month.My fields are: Tbl
PMLog
PMOrderID StartDate DateCompleted (The StartDate is the issue date)
What kind of query would I use, and if it is a crosstab, how do I set it up?
I have never used them. Thanks so much in advance!
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Aaron Regular, Dissent Records
www dot nbtnc dot com


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