From: Paul on
I have a dataset with the following columns:

This is a one to many relationship between the health authority to city and
one to many relationship between the city and hospital

column_group: health authority, city and hospital (three possible groupings
for each of the row in the dataset)
column_health_authority_name: it displays the name of the health authority
to the row with the group "health authority" and it displays null to the
"city" and "hospital" group
column_city_name: it displays the city name to the row with the group "city"
and "hospital" and it displays null to the row with the group "health
authority"
column_hospital_name: it displays the name of the hospital and displays null
to the row with the group "health authority" and "city"
column_maesure_1: some kind of measure applicable to the three groupings.
column_measure_2: some kind of measure applicable to the three groupings.

and so on for half a dozen measure columns

I want to create a table report with the "health authority" as the highest
grouping and "city" as the second groupng and "hospital" as the lowest
grouping. Initially the report shows only the "health authority" data and
user can drill down to the next grouping level (or drill up back to the next
grouping) and so on drill down to the "hosppital" grouping. I have tried all
different grouping combinations to achieve this with no luck. I created
three groupings in the report but not sure how to group this to make it
work. I just want to show the data the way it is in the dataset and no
further aggregation in the report is required. Thanks.


From: Uri Dimant on
Paul
Can you please post sample data + table structure + an expected result for
testing?


"Paul" <paul_mak(a)shaw.ca> wrote in message
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>I have a dataset with the following columns:
>
> This is a one to many relationship between the health authority to city
> and one to many relationship between the city and hospital
>
> column_group: health authority, city and hospital (three possible
> groupings for each of the row in the dataset)
> column_health_authority_name: it displays the name of the health authority
> to the row with the group "health authority" and it displays null to the
> "city" and "hospital" group
> column_city_name: it displays the city name to the row with the group
> "city" and "hospital" and it displays null to the row with the group
> "health authority"
> column_hospital_name: it displays the name of the hospital and displays
> null to the row with the group "health authority" and "city"
> column_maesure_1: some kind of measure applicable to the three groupings.
> column_measure_2: some kind of measure applicable to the three groupings.
>
> and so on for half a dozen measure columns
>
> I want to create a table report with the "health authority" as the highest
> grouping and "city" as the second groupng and "hospital" as the lowest
> grouping. Initially the report shows only the "health authority" data and
> user can drill down to the next grouping level (or drill up back to the
> next grouping) and so on drill down to the "hosppital" grouping. I have
> tried all different grouping combinations to achieve this with no luck. I
> created three groupings in the report but not sure how to group this to
> make it work. I just want to show the data the way it is in the dataset
> and no further aggregation in the report is required. Thanks.
>
>