Re: Need help displaying data
From: SA (~fake.address_at_nspm.com)
Date: 02/07/04
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Date: Sat, 7 Feb 2004 09:47:07 -0500
Tony:
Add a group header to your report and place the Policy ID, and Employee in
the Header. Then in the detail section, add the coverage choice, Plan Name,
rates etc.
Then in the File -> Page Set Up -> Columns tab, choose columns Across then
down. This will cause each to wrap; the only caveat to this is that you
don't get your headers repeated as the data goes across the detail section.
HTH
-- Steve Arbaugh ACG Soft http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/attac-cg "Tony Vrolyk" <tvrolyk@NO_SPAMmlhg.net> wrote in message news:uuTPdJN7DHA.2300@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > I am having trouble figuring out how to display some data the way I want. > First of all here is how my data is coming out have data in a query like > this. > > PolicyID, Carrier, PlanName, Employee,CoverageChoice, PrimaryRate, LifeRate > 2010, BCBSIL, 40,000 Series, Kelly Ahlberg, EE, $336.45, $5.40 > 2010, BCBSIL, 80,000 Series, Kelly Ahlberg, EE, $311.32, $5.40 > 2010, BCBSIL, Value Choice Series, Kelly Ahlberg, EE, $253.99, $5.40 > 2010, BCBSIL, Value Choice Series, Kelly Ahlberg, EE, $279.07, $5.40 > 2010, BCBSIL, 40,000 Series, Kenneth Fisk, EE/CH, $644.99, $5.40 > 2010, BCBSIL, 80,000 Series, Kenneth Fisk, EE/CH, $596.83, $5.40 > 2010, BCBSIL, Value Choice Series, Kenneth Fisk, EE/CH, $486.93, $5.40 > 2010, BCBSIL, Value Choice Series, Kenneth Fisk, EE/CH, $535.01, $5.40 > > I would use the PolicyID field as my linking data to the parent report. The > Carrier and PlanName would be heading of the data columns. The Employee name > and CoverageChoice would be used for left hand column as row headings and > the PrimaryRate and Life Rate would be repeated as need across to the right > with a sum at the bottom of each column. > > The kicker is that there are not always 4 plans per employee as in this > sample. It could be 2 or 4 or 8 opr 7 or 12, you name it. So there would be > an undertermined number of columns. Ideally the row headings (Employee and > CoverageChoice ) would repeat on each page as needed. > > I have another report where I have done something like this, except the left > hand row headings are just labels for the data displayed in each column. > Sample here > http://www.midwestlifeandhealth.com/pdfs/samplespread.pdf > > In this case the left hand row headings are data in and of themselves. I did > a quck and dirty sample XLS that displays the data how I want it. Of course > I want to do this in and Access report if possible so It can be run in > conjucntion with the other report and share the same formating and layout. > Sample here > http://www.midwestlifeandhealth.com/pdfs/samplespreadcensus.pdf > > Is what I am trying to do even possible with Access reports? Any help would > be appreciated. If you need more info just ask. I could show you the SQL > that gave me the above data but it is quite complex with 6 tables and 7 > relationships. > > Thanks > Tony Vrolyk > > > > > > > >
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