Thanks Dragan.

>>Hi Everyone,
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>>You can just respond to the question in the thread title. For a bit of an explanation (that might prompt a workaround), here is what the client wants.
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>>Law firm...wants to print detail of a single client file. Here are the tables and their relationships:
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>>MainTable: Plaintiff, heading detail (name, date of birth etc; used to print in header area)
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>>--> ChildTable1: contacts on this file (multiple, related to main by File_ID)
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>>--> ChildTable2: annuities purchased for plaintiff; multiple; related to MainTable by File_ID
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>>-----> GrandChildTable1: who purchased each annuity (multiple litigants may have contributed to purchasing the annuity); related to ChildTable2 by Annuity_ID
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>You may try to set skip to grandchild table - that way the child2 would look as it has as many records as there are related records in the grandchild table. Sort of left outer join done by relation. Most of the time it's not really handy, but may just work in your case. Make sure you don't print repeated values from child2.