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DoubleD
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Topic: Totaling with a cuple of 1 to Many relationships Posted: 19 Mar 2014 at 5:10am |
I need to write a report that includes a one to many relationship on two tables
I started simple access the table with one (inventory) I link it to a table with a 1 to many relationship (InvMovement)
I group on and to sum on qty move - Life is good
Then I add the warehouse table so I can figure out how many items I have on hand. Yup its a one to many so now I have 2 one to many relationships
here (1 to many to many)
Needless to say my totals are all whacked out. I can get one side or the other to total OK but not both.
Given the tables
INV 1 2
INV Movement 1 10 1 20 2 15
INV Warehouse QTY 1 A 3 1 B 5 1 C 2 2 A 10 2 B 10
In Crystal when I link them all together I get a complex that looks like this
Inv Move WH QTY 1 10 A 3 1 10 B 5 1 10 C 2 1 20 A 3 1 20 B 5 1 20 C 2 2 15 A 10 2 15 B 10
The report should show
INV Tot Moved On hand 1 30 10 2 15 20
How would you go about making the report total correctly I get a total of 90 movements for INV 1 and 20 on hand
For inv 2 I get total movement of 30 and a qty of 20
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Posted: 19 Mar 2014 at 5:15am |
Are you linking INV Warehouse and INV Movement to INV?
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Posted: 19 Mar 2014 at 5:29am |
Originally posted by otto
Are you linking INV Warehouse and INV Movement to INV? Cyrstal defaults the links but I deleted them all and made them INV link partno to partno left outer join to INV Movement and INV link partno to partno left outer join to INV Warehouse So I think the answer to your question is Yes
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Posted: 19 Mar 2014 at 5:36am |
you should not link more than one table to a field because it will open those tables at the same time and it will duplicate, triplicate you data. Try linking INV to Inv Movement and then Inv Mov to Inv warehouse, then group by INV and do the summary
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Posted: 19 Mar 2014 at 5:46am |
If that does not work you can put Inv Warehouse table in a subreport linked to INV by INV, so in the main report you will have INV and Inv Movement, there do a group by INv, put there the INV, the summary by move and the subreport, in the subreport make a gruop by INV as well and put on that gruop the summary by QTY
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Posted: 19 Mar 2014 at 5:54am |
Originally posted by otto
If that does not work you can put Inv Warehouse table in a subreport linked to INV by INV, so in the main report you will have INV and Inv Movement, there do a group by INv, put there the INV, the summary by move and the subreport, in the subreport make a gruop by INV as well and put on that gruop the summary by QTY
Originally posted by I was just about to post
I'm new to crystal reports and I just can't figure this out.
I can get it to work if I link just INV and INV Movements or just
INV and INV Warehouse I may just write two reports. One for QTY on hand
and the other for total movements. Then I'll export the reports to
excel then use a vlookup to pull in the data into one sheet
There has to be a way to do this in crystal but I OMG I forgot all about subreports - I actually did something like this a while back but I only did it once and if you don't use it you lose it. OK now to remember how - Better go look at my old report Thanks I'll post back if it works
Edited by DoubleD - 19 Mar 2014 at 5:57am
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Posted: 19 Mar 2014 at 6:04am |
Originally posted by otto
you should not link more than one table to a field because it will open those tables at the same time and it will duplicate, triplicate you data. Try linking INV to Inv Movement and then Inv Mov to Inv warehouse, then group by INV and do the summary I may not have a movement for every piece of inventory so wouldn't I drop records by linking like this ?
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Posted: 19 Mar 2014 at 7:02am |
then link INV to INV ware and INV ware to INV move. Did you try doing the subreport?
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Posted: 19 Mar 2014 at 7:12am |
Otto The Subreport worked Thank you ever so much for reminding me I am interested in your previous post about linking INV to INV MOVEMENT and INV MOVEMENT to INV WAREHOUSE - Would that really work? Wouldn't it drop records . I want data for verything in my inventory - if I have no movement would the outer join still bing in the INV record so that I can find anything in the warehouse table - I may have to experiment with this after I satisfy the client request. Ooops may have to switch the link and sub report I think I'm dropping stuff but 'm sooo much closer now Tanks a again
Edited by DoubleD - 19 Mar 2014 at 7:13am
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Posted: 19 Mar 2014 at 7:24am |
you should do an inner join in order to populate all the records you have.
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