Hmmm...seems to me the bottom line is going to be that you need to combine them into a single cursor before running the report. Though not having all the details I couldn't say for sure. Could you make the story a little longer, by telling us what tables these fields are in? Perhaps posting one, or both of your SQL statements would shed more light.
>To make a long story short. We have a table that requires records to be subtotaled and printed twice and in different order on the report using two different sorting criteria to make two different columns. Something like this:
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>A/C# Description Debit Credit
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>560 Expense - Furniture & Fixtures 26.20
>562 Expense - Buildings 1,941.36
>564 Expense - Autos 117.14
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>160 Acc/Depr - Furniture & Fixtures 26.20
>162 Acc/Depr - Buildings 1,941.36
>164 Acc/Depr - Autos 117.14
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> --------- -----------
> 2,084.70 2,084.70
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>We are hoping that we could produce the report using two separate cursors. What do you think?
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>Thanks for the response,
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>Tom
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