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Susan Williams 
      
2 years ago
I have 2 tables, IndividualT and ThemesT.  One individual has 5 unique themes. Some themes are "owned" by multiple individuals. I've set up a JuntionTable (IndividualXThemeT) and can replicate the forms shown in the Many-to-Many video. It's awesome.

Each Theme has a number of characteristics (description, value, frequency,....) These are all stored in the Theme table.

I need to create a Report for each Individual that displays EACH of their 5 themes AND the characteristics of each theme. (image below)

It seems like I would need 5 relationships, but that also seems clunky.  If I do need 5, how would I set that up, since each one is related the same (ThemeID).

Happy to add other images or files--thanks!  I learn a ton from this content and group!!

Susan

PS--sorry if this should be on a different topic
Susan Williams OP 
      
2 years ago

Kevin Yip 
     
2 years ago
If your picture is what you want your report to look like, it may be difficult, even with crosstab query.  You may consider a simpler layout, such as below, which doesn't require any extra work.  A simple query such as "SELECT ThemeID, Description, Value, ... WHERE IndividualID = n" can do it:

ThemeID   Description   Value   Frequency
1         Data          Data    Data
2         Data          Data    Data
3         Data          Data    Data
4         Data          Data    Data
5         Data          Data    Data

Susan Williams OP 
      
2 years ago
Thanks, Kevin.  Never dawned on me to go the other direction! Is it possible to turn a label 90 degrees, so it reads up instead of across?  I don't see anything under Format or Arrange, but I'm pretty new to the program...maybe there's a trick :-)
Kevin Yip 
     
2 years ago
The "Vertical" property on the property sheet lets you rotate 90 degrees clockwise, but not 90 degrees counterclockwise, which is what I and most people would prefer.  This is not like in Excel where you can rotate text any way you want in "Format Cells."
Susan Williams OP 
      
2 years ago
thanks. Yeah, clockwise seems counterintuitive. But better than nothing I guess.  Thanks again for your help.

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