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"List of products bought by customer between dates"
boby
Member Posts: 78
Hello,
For statistics purpose, I create a table with datas from an old accountancy program. I'm asked to do a form (not a report) to list the products a customer bought from a certain date.
The table looks like "sales line" and is made of line combining customer code and product code (a line by product sold to this customer in an invoice), and the form have to list subtotals by product..
In fact, I really don't know how to list that way (the "distinct" clause in SQL). Thanks for your suggestions or tips
For statistics purpose, I create a table with datas from an old accountancy program. I'm asked to do a form (not a report) to list the products a customer bought from a certain date.
The table looks like "sales line" and is made of line combining customer code and product code (a line by product sold to this customer in an invoice), and the form have to list subtotals by product..
In fact, I really don't know how to list that way (the "distinct" clause in SQL). Thanks for your suggestions or tips
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Do It Yourself is they key. Standard code might work - your code surely works.
You have a Customer/Product Details table. You need another table, let's call it "Customer/Product Summary", with the following fields:
-- Customer No.
-- Product No.
-- Date Filter (FlowFilter field)
-- Total Qty (Flowfield Sum of Quantity field in Details table)
-- Total Amount (Flowfield Sum of Amount field in Details table)
Populate this table with the unique combinations of Customer/Product, and there you have it...
Always good tips!!