I'm trying to get a handle on something at work. So we have information on clients (that is the same) being entered on one of 4 different tables (don't ask.)
In order to run a report i linked all these tables separately to one table and created a separate details section for each of the 4 tables. I'm trying to catch results where the status is either "draft" or null. Now my results produce something like this.
Staff Member: Staff Member 001
| Header 1 | Header 2 |
|---|---|
| Client | Status |
123 (Table 1) | |
| 123 (Table 2) | Final |
| 123 (Table 3) | |
| 123 (Table 4) | |
| 303 (Table 1) | Draft |
| 303 (Table 2) | Draft |
| 303 (Table 3) | |
| 303 (Table 4) | |
| 901(Table 1) | |
| 901 (Table 2) | |
| 901 (Table 3) | Draft |
| 901 (Table 4) | |
| 999 (Table 1) | |
| 999 (Table 2) | |
| 999 (Table 3) | |
| 999 (Table 4) |
What it would ideally look like is
| Header 1 | Header 2 |
|---|---|
| Client | Status |
| 303 (Table 1) | Draft |
| 901 (Table 3) | Draft |
| 999 (Table 1) |
So nothing for client 123 would show up at ll because they were listed as final in the second table, 303 lists the draft in table 1 only, 901 lists the draft in table 3 only and 999 lists table 1 because all 4 tables returned null values. Is any of this possible?