Hi Chaim,

You could UNION the SQL statments to get the results into a single cursor which would mean you could display the results in one report.

Regards,

Liam


>Please help me:
>I have table with 4 columns (year(d),quater(c),priority(c),count(i)).
>I have to print it grouped twice (= two group levels) by four options (group1 by year & group 2 by quater, group1 by priority & group2 by year etc).
>It's not problem to use with 4 reports, but it's not looks serious.
>There is a way to do it with one report?
>Thank you
>Chaim