Change in Report layout if no of Quarters=16

Hi Experts,
                In a Query i hav a variable fiscal yera/quarter(range). When ever i enter the range the report must be generated for all the Quarters with in the range. But there is a situation in which if the diffrence between the FROM & TO (Range) is 16(4 Years) Instead of generating the report for each Quarter,The result must be displayed for each Year(between the range).
2001.1 |   2001.2 | 2001.3   |----so on if the difference between the range is <16.
2001   |     2002     |    2003    |    2004 if the difference between the range is = 16.
How can i achieve this .
Thanks in Advance .
Bhargava

Hi Bhargava,
AFAIK there is not any way to achieve this automatically.
You could however just add the year as a free char. The users would then have the possibility to swap the quarters with years.
Hope it helps.
BR
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