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Here is my scenario;

I have a list of employees with certain certifications, I don't really care
what the details are of the certications just do they have them.

I have one employee record and many certification records for that one
employee. I need to report in a nice layout whether or not they have a
particular cert.

When I create a group I get a nice list of all the certs that this employee
has, but I want to display in a table format, with specific areas for each
cert.  Unfortunatly when I do this I only get the one record.

How can I do this?

Sorry if it is confusing.

Jay



Tue, 30 Aug 2005 02:00:32 GMT  
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Hi Jay,

I am not sure if I understand you correctly, but if I do understand you
correctly:
You want to create a group for the different sorts of certifications under
the group USER. (just show the group name (=certification name) in this
group.

In this way you get all the certifications from that person. If you define
the relationship between table_USER and table_Certifications as a so called
"Left outer join" you will e.g. see a person listed but without any
certifications.

I hope this help .. if not: I need more info.

Gregor.


Quote:
> Here is my scenario;

> I have a list of employees with certain certifications, I don't really
care
> what the details are of the certications just do they have them.

> I have one employee record and many certification records for that one
> employee. I need to report in a nice layout whether or not they have a
> particular cert.

> When I create a group I get a nice list of all the certs that this
employee
> has, but I want to display in a table format, with specific areas for each
> cert.  Unfortunatly when I do this I only get the one record.

> How can I do this?

> Sorry if it is confusing.

> Jay



Tue, 30 Aug 2005 03:48:59 GMT  
 Question for the Gurus
Gregor,

Here is exactly what I am doing....

I have a section in my report with a list of Cert Names eg.
________________
|Cert Name   |         |
|CertA       | YES    |
|CertB       | NO      |
|CertC       | YES    |
---------------------

And so on and so on, but I am really only displaying 5 out of 100 possible
certs for now. Which is what I want.

What I currently am getting is;

|Cert Name   |         |
|CertA       | YES    |
|CertB       |            |
|CertC       |            |
---------------------

|Cert Name   |         |
|CertA       |            |
|CertB       | NO      |
|CertC       |            |
---------------------

|Cert Name   |         |
|CertA       |           |
|CertB       |            |
|CertC       | YES    |
---------------------


Quote:
> Hi Jay,

> I am not sure if I understand you correctly, but if I do understand you
> correctly:
> You want to create a group for the different sorts of certifications under
> the group USER. (just show the group name (=certification name) in this
> group.

> In this way you get all the certifications from that person. If you define
> the relationship between table_USER and table_Certifications as a so
called
> "Left outer join" you will e.g. see a person listed but without any
> certifications.

> I hope this help .. if not: I need more info.

> Gregor.



> > Here is my scenario;

> > I have a list of employees with certain certifications, I don't really
> care
> > what the details are of the certications just do they have them.

> > I have one employee record and many certification records for that one
> > employee. I need to report in a nice layout whether or not they have a
> > particular cert.

> > When I create a group I get a nice list of all the certs that this
> employee
> > has, but I want to display in a table format, with specific areas for
each
> > cert.  Unfortunatly when I do this I only get the one record.

> > How can I do this?

> > Sorry if it is confusing.

> > Jay



Tue, 30 Aug 2005 04:25:53 GMT  
 Question for the Gurus
Group on the employee.
Suppress Details and Group Header.
In the group header initialize a shared string variable for each cert type.
In the Detail band have formulas that put Yes in the appropriate shared
Variable.
In the Group Footer print the employee info and a series of Shared Variables
This will give you:

Emp No       Cert A    Cert B   Cert C
    1             Yes
    2                            Yes        Yes
    3             Yes          Yes



Tue, 30 Aug 2005 09:50:48 GMT  
 
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