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Somewhat complex report

Hi

I really hope someone can assist me with this. I need a query that'll return data that looks something like:

Card Account Card Number #Transactions March April May June July ...
-------------------- ------------------- -------------------- --------- ------- ------ ------- -------

Card Account comes from Table A
Card Number from Table B
# of transactions from Table C
For Months (march - december) a total number of transactions is needed and this comes from Table C.

What confuses me is that I need to get Card Account Number and the matching Card Number, then I think some sort of a loop needs to be done to get the data broken down by months.

Any suggestions are appreciated.

Thanks.
Feb 21 '07 #1
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