Solved Report issue

[mfaisal.ce]

Hello,

I want to make a report based on 2 tables which are not joined together by relationship... what is the way because when i try to make report, error comes that there is no relationship between tables.... Actually, i wan to make a report based on daily expense & sale tables..... kindly guide..

 

[Ranman256]

You do not need a relationship to join tables.
I have many such queries. They still work.

 

[mfaisal.ce]

Can u plz give me an example, so i can solve my issue

 

[jdraw]

a report based on daily expense & sale tables

Please provide more info on
a) your tables, and
b) the report you are trying to create

Perhaps a brief description of what you want to see in this report would help with context.

 

[mfaisal.ce]

Please provide more info on
a) your tables, and
b) the report you are trying to create

Perhaps a brief description of what you want to see in this report would help with context.

 

[mfaisal.ce]

I have attached 2 pictures,
1. Sale records
2.Expense records

Sale & expense are not related with any relationship...... but i want to make a report to give daily sale and expense on 1 page

 

[Cronk]

To include two disparate reports in the one report, use separate sub reports, each based on one of the tables, in the one unbound main report.

 

[mfaisal.ce]

To include two disparate reports in the one report, use separate sub reports, each based on one of the tables, in the one unbound main report.

Thanks a lot for help...

 

[The_Doc_Man]

I see you, Pat.

@mfaisal.ce - there is a danger when trying to base a report (or form or query) on two unrelated tables. The greatest danger is "data multiplication" which occurs in set theory when you do a so-called "permutation" operation. If there really is no relationship between the tables in question, Access cannot align them with each other and so will start creating ALL POSSIBLE COMBINATIONS of the records in the two tables.

If your problem is merely that no formal relationship exists but there is a potential, as-yet unexpressed relationship, you could either MAKE the formal relationship OR in the query design grid, where the two tables are shown in the graphic area above the field grid, you could draw the relationship (which makes it a "temporary relationship").

If no such action is possible, then the ONLY remaining way to meaningfully display the data from the two tables is to display them in separate sub-reports (or sub-forms as appropriate). That would give you your visibility but to my mind, it would be terribly confusing.

 

[mfaisal.ce]

I feel so invisible

Sorry bro, u r more helpful than @Cronk as u replied earliest... Bundle of thanks dear

 

[Gasman]

Crossposted http://www.vbaexpress.com/forum/showthread.php?68229-Reports-Issue