Everything Worked perfectly Thanks for your very valuable help
regards
Youssef Faris

>Youssef,
>
>Which Report Writer you're using? How do you call it?
>
>Assuming it's a VFP Report Writer and you call it from the button on the form, just put this code before calling a report:

>local lnSelect
>lnSelect=select()
>* do SQLs as I specified - curFinal would be the current alias
>  report form YourReport to printer noconsole
> use in select('curFinal')
> use in select ('curSummary')
> select (lnSelect)

>
>Don't use aliases in your report, just field names. It will work.
>
>>>>The Structure of the table is as follows
>>>>Type = and for example laptops copiers and many others
>>>>Qtyout = and that is the qty withdrawn from our store
>>>>Vendor = Customers that are wholesellers for our laptops and copiers.
>>
>>It worked perfectly Nadya without any modifications, is it possible to put that sql statment in a report..??
>>Thanks A Lot..... Well Done....
>>Regards
>>
>>
>>>>
>>>>i want to know the percentage of each vendor with accordance to the whole qty i sold i will try to give you a close example
>>>>I have sold about 250 Laptops
>>>> 1350 Copier
>>>> 6800 Toner
>>>>of course these items where sold to different vendors, what i want to know is
>>>>Vendor 1 sold 50 laptop and 400 Copier and 1400 Toner what is the percent of each item concerning that vendor for every type... Is that Clear
>>>>Thanks for Your help, i hope i made my self clear...
>>>Yes, now it's clear and actually this is what I expected :)
>>>
>>>Ok, let's try:
>>>

select type as Item, sum(QtyOut) as SumQtyOut from yourtable;
>>>     group by 1 into cursor curSummary && This cursor holds sum qty for each item type
>>>
>>>select vendor, type, sum(QtyOut/SumQtyOut*100) as Percent ;
>>>      from yourtable inner join curSummary on YourTable.Type=curSummary.Item ;
>>>      group by 1,2 ; && By Vendor and by Type
>>>      into cursor curFinal

>>>
>>>This is from the top of my head and not tested, so may not work, but it will give you the idea.