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Report From Query
Joshua Rivera 
    
3 years ago
Technical Help: I've been trying to understand this for a week, if someone would be able to shed light on what I'm doing wrong or how this should be structured.

Desired Outcome: Run a Report for a Case File. Listing multiple Auto Insurance Carriers and their coverage for a Plaintiff and a Defendant, and multiple Medical Providers (Reference Form Picture), all of which are related to one case file report.

I've created Junction tables to capture the values for the Auto Carrier, Type of Insurance, and Coverage Amounts, Medical Providers etc.

Issue: When I run the report I am displayed with duplicative records.

I'm not sure how to get the details on the Report to separate as well, so that I have a list for each category (Defendant, Plaintiff, Medical Providers etc.)

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Kevin Robertson  @Reply  
           
3 years ago
Use either Grouping levels or Subreports.
You may have to break that large query in to several smaller queries.
Also see: Outer Joins
Joshua Rivera OP  @Reply  
    
3 years ago
I have the Carriers (Defendant/Plaintiff) separated into different Queries as well as Medical Providers in a seperate Query; All linked to the Primary Key of CaseFileID.

Can you explain a little more what I would need to break down further?
Joshua Rivera OP  @Reply  
    
3 years ago
For future reference; I was able to join my Insurance/Medical Queries in my Report as a Sub Report, simply by dragging and dropping my Query into the Report (details), I am able to include multiple Queries in my Details section that are assocaited with the Primary Key (CaseFileID).

Now when I run the report I only get the listed items per case that I need to view.
See picture for reference.
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