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Hi Everyone,
I am trying to fix a dataset my predessor left and am struggling to deciper the following query:
AS Invoice_Mo, Year([Date_Invoice]) AS Invoice_Yr, [QuantityToBill]-[v_rpt_InvoiceAgreementAdditions].[Quantity] AS Qty_Change, v_rpt_AgreementAdditions.Addition_Status, IV_Product.Description AS Product#(lf)FROM (v_rpt_Invoices INNER JOIN (v_rpt_AgreementAdditions INNER JOIN v_rpt_InvoiceAgreementAdditions ON (v_rpt_AgreementAdditions.AGR_RecID = v_rpt_InvoiceAgreementAdditions.AGR_Header_RecID) AND (v_rpt_AgreementAdditions.Product_RecId = v_rpt_InvoiceAgreementAdditions.IV_Item_RecID)) ON v_rpt_Invoices.Invoice_Number = v_rpt_InvoiceAgreementAdditions.Invoice_Number) INNER JOIN IV_Product ON v_rpt_AgreementAdditions.Product_RecId = IV_Product.IV_Product_RecID#(lf)WHERE (((Month([Date_Invoice]))=Month(GetDate())) AND ((Year([Date_Invoice]))=Year(GetDate())))"])
The issue we're having is there's a missing value from the IV_Product.Description that is now displaying in our reports. Please let us know if you can assist.
I'm struggling to decipher your question.
I don't think anyone is going to be able to help you with the detail you have provided.
Even if you'd posted the entire SQL statement it wouldn't help.
Can you please explain your problem in more detail?
Include screenshots if it helps explain things.
Show what is currently happening and describe what you want to happen.
This post from @Greg_Deckler has some useful info on how to structure your questions.
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