Questiona about printing with associated fields
Boaz Bezborodko
boaz at mirrotek.com
Tue Sep 19 11:46:29 PDT 2006
Kenneth Brody wrote:
>Quoting Boaz Bezborodko (Tue, 19 Sep 2006 14:19:03 -0400):
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>>I'm dealing with a database that was designed quite a while ago by
>>someone else. They have one file that holds the details of cash
>>receipts for each individual check that includes associated fields for
>>the invoices paid (call it A1) and another set of associated fields for
>>the short payments on the check (call it A7). I want to print out,
>>side-by-side, all the invoices paid and all the short payments generated
>>line by line. I also have to put in some additional information that
>>has to be looked up from other files.
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>>The long way to do this is to put each of the actual field numbers on
>>the form and use an array for the lookup information. What I wanted to
>>know is whether there is a cheat around this where I could loop through
>>@AF and then use the PRINT command to get that particular associated
>>field printed on the data line?
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>Add a minor sort on A1 (or A7 or any of the A group) and place A1 and
>A7 on the report. They will now refer to the corresponding entry in
>the record.
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But what if A1 has is blank and A7 has an entry. This might happen if a
check pays off one invoice, but references 3 deductions. Will only the
A1 with an entry print leaving the other A7s out of the report?
Boaz
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