How to create pdf to be prepopulated from SQL Table

Question

I am having trouble generating a PDF that will add rows depending on the amount of records in my SQL Table. For example i am trying to generate a billing report on a monthly cycle. The data which i have in the table is for a certain client with a date range from 01/01/2010 - 01/31/2010. I need the table to gennerate rows for 15 different days and all i seem to get is the last record. Here is my Coldfusion Code
<cfquery name="qBilling" datasource="PrintBilling">
    SELECT *
    From BillingRecord
</cfquery>
    <cfoutput>
        <cfpdfform action="populate" source="billing.PDF">
            <cfpdfsubform name="Table1">
                <cfpdfsubform name="Row1">
  <cfloop query="qBilling">
                        <cfpdfformparam name="Batch" value="#qBilling.batch#" index="1">
                        <cfpdfformparam name="Batch" value="#qBilling.batch#" index="2">
                        <cfpdfformparam name="Date" value="#DateFormat(qBilling.date,"mm/dd/yy")#">
                        <cfpdfformparam name="DateRange1" value="#DateFormat(Now(),"mm/dd/yy")#"> 
                        <cfpdfformparam name="DateRange2" value="#DateFormat(Now(),"mm/dd/yy")#">
                        <cfpdfformparam name="Documents" value="33333">
                        <cfpdfformparam name="PBcount" value="1252">
                        <cfpdfformparam name="PBpostage" value="999">
                        <cfpdfformparam name="Paper" value="5555">
                        <cfpdfformparam name="Price" value="1900">
                        <cfpdfformparam name="Rate" value="3.42">
                        <cfpdfformparam name="Type" value="SASAS-SS">
  </cfloop>
                </cfpdfsubform>
            </cfpdfsubform>
        </cfpdfform>
    </cfoutput>
The PDF itself is saved as a Static Form only because thats what ive seen as the common problem.
Any help at all would be VERY much appreciated.

Answer 1

I would make two summary tables that refers to the main table (the one you are currently sorting) :
1) the first summarizes by color
2) the second by model.
It would be quicker if you can poast a screenshot of the data table and charts you are making so that any  examples are well suited to your specific case.