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Oct 27th, 2005, 11:00 AM
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Display Calendar Format report
I have data coming from one table.
This data has data, and items and their quantities to be produced on each day.
I want to show this in a calendar format - Mon Thru Friday. How do I do that using CR9. I tried using Cross-Tab report. But, if there are multiple items to be produced on one day, only one item out of the entire range for the day would show - the report automoatically summarizes.
Please suggest some thing! I am at the last moment of putting this out on the production.
Thanks,
Ankeet.
A Will Will Find A Way 
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Oct 27th, 2005, 01:51 PM
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Re: Display Calendar Format report
Can you elaborate more on the report layout. Is it basically a list of items under the proper day heading? For one week at a time or multiple weeks?
If its something like the following
Code:
Production Report for the week of
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Item A - 75 Item B - 23 Item E - 44 Item H 22 Item F - 10
Item C - 22 Item G - 20
Item D - 33
Then add a detail sections for each weekday.
Each detail section would contain the Item and Quantity fields underneath the proper heading.
For each detail section write a formula to Suppress the section if the "Date of the record" is not for the section (ie if the date is a Tuesday, suppress all other detail sections).
For each detail section, except for the last one, set the "Underlay following Section" option to true.
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Oct 28th, 2005, 09:39 AM
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Re: Display Calendar Format report
brucevde,
Thanks for your reply, you are close. It is exactly as you showed in a description. But then the rows are also grouped by production line number.
So for monday if there are 2 items to be produced by PL101 and 6 by PL102, then the details for monday would be grouped by the production line numbers (display production line numbers as row headers).
Therefore I was trying to use Cross Tab, but cross tab is not a right choice because of its own grouping and summing.
Thanks.
A Will Will Find A Way 
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