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     Posted: 04 Feb 2008 at 1:17pm

Is it possible to have a new group start in a new coloum?  I can't seem to find any option that makes this possible.

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Quote rahulwalawalkar Replybullet Posted: 05 Feb 2008 at 12:22am
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Can you paste some sample data ....
 
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Quote Lugh Replybullet Posted: 05 Feb 2008 at 4:32am
Generally speaking, no, this is not possible.

With some really tricky work, and some cooperatively consistent data, you might be able to make it happen.  See Brian's final reply in this post for some ideas to help you.


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Quote Narmi Replybullet Posted: 05 Feb 2008 at 6:32am
Thanks guys,
 
I read the last post in that thread, and I've done all of that but it's not working out the way I want it to.  I've also tried to do a cross tab report to fit the data in and that isn't working either.
 
What I'm essentially trying to do is create a sales tracking sheet for each sales rep we have in our company.  The report should show the reps' monthly sales over the last three years (including 2008).  I was hoping I could have the years show up beside each other so that January 2006 is beside January 2007 which is inline with January 2008, etc... I also wanted to calculate the precent differences from one month to the next. i.e. I want to be able to show that a certain sales rep is up 5% from Jan 06 to Jan 07 and up 2% from Jan 07 to Jan 08.  NONE of this is working out for me, please help :(
 
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Quote Lugh Replybullet Posted: 06 Feb 2008 at 5:13am
That's a pretty complex set of requirements.

See my last reply in this thread that I just posted.  It might help you put together an alternate way of calculating this.


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