Multiple Queries on one table....

Question

Hi  - I am trying to query the same table multiple times and can't figure out how any help would be GREATLY appreciated!!  For example - I have a PRINRPT.CALL_DATE Field and in my SQL Command Statement I have asked it to only bring over PRINRPT.CALL_DATE  > 10/31/08...I then count those on my report BUT I would also like to query that same table again with PRINRPT.CALL_DATE = Today - 90 Days and then again PRINRPT.CALL_DATE from 10/31/07 to 10/31/08....I can not figure out how to do this in CR.  I tried a formula based on the PRINRPT.CALL_DATE  field - but it only returns TRUE or FALSE..I would like actual dates so I can count them in the report to get a total by principal by customer (see below).
Here is my SQL Query - let me know if it is possible please!!!  Thanks in advance for all of your help!!
Misty
SELECT ACCT_CLASS.NAME
      , ACCT_CLASS.PRIN_NAME
      , PRINRPRT.PRIN_NAME, PRINRPRT.CALL_DATE, PRINRPRT.AUTHOR
      , CUSTOMER.SALES_Name
      , CUSTOMER.SALES_NO
      , CUSTOMER.NAME
      , CUSTOMER.Customer_Class
      , ACCT_CLASS.CLASSIFICATION
      , PROJECTS.PRIN_NAME
      , PROJECTS.EST_PROF
      , SALES.PRIN_NAME
      , SALES.NOV_2008_GP, SALES.DEC_2008_GP, SALES.JAN_2009_GP,
        SALES.FEB_2009_GP, SALES.MAR_2009_GP, SALES.APR_2009_GP,
        SALES.MAY_2009_GP, SALES.JUN_2009_GP, SALES.JUL_2009_GP,
        SALES.AUG_2009_GP, SALES.SEP_2009_GP, SALES.OCT_2009_GP,
        SALES.NOV_2007_GP, SALES.DEC_2007_GP, SALES.JAN_2008_GP,
        SALES.FEB_2008_GP,    SALES.MAR_2008_GP, SALES.APR_2008_GP,
        SALES.MAY_2008_GP, SALES.JUN_2008_GP, SALES.JUL_2008_GP,
        SALES.AUG_2008_GP, SALES.SEP_2008_GP, SALES.OCT_2008_GP
FROM AveWorking.dbo.ACCT_CLASS
      JOIN AveWorking.dbo.CUSTOMER ON ACCT_CLASS.CUSTOMER_ID = CUSTOMER.CUSTOMER_ID      
LEFT JOIN AveWorking.dbo.PRINRPRT ON  ACCT_CLASS.PRIN_NAME = PRINRPRT.PRIN_NAME
        AND ACCT_CLASS.CUSTOMER_ID = PRINRPRT.CUSTOMER_ID
        AND ACCT_CLASS.NAME = PRINRPRT.NAME
        AND PRINRPRT.CALL_DATE > 10/31/2008           
LEFT  JOIN AveWorking.dbo.PROJECTS ON  CUSTOMER.CUSTOMER_ID =  PROJECTS.CUSTOMER_ID
        AND PROJECTS.NAME = PRINRPRT.NAME
        AND PROJECTS.PRIN_NAME = PRINRPRT.PRIN_NAME
LEFT JOIN AveWorking.dbo.SALES ON   PRINRPRT.PRIN_NAME = SALES.PRIN_NAME
       AND SALES.CUSTOMER_ID  = PRINRPRT.CUSTOMER_ID
ORDER BY CUSTOMER.SALES_Name, ACCT_CLASS.PRIN_NAME,PRINRPRT.PRIN_NAME,PROJECTS.PRIN_NAME

Answer 1

Thanks so much Carl - that was it...I think I have been staring at this for far too many hours now and can't see what is right in front of me!!
I am still having more issues with it - I hate this report!!!!  I am getting duplicate dates & sales populating now.  So for example I want:
Principal Name             Name          sales 09       Sales 08   Dates 3Mo        Dates 09         Date 08
So, I am getting Sales 09 & Sales 08 and Dates in 09 coming up multiple times per customer where there really is only one showing in the database for each day.  I think it has something to do with the sales connection (the last Left Join on my report).  I have ran it soooo many times with groups, without groups, inside out and upside down etc....but if I need an accurate count of the calls made in each column I can't have it duplicating dates...can you tell from my query as to why it might do this??? 
My ultimate goal is to have one line of data per data field above, then repeat for a new customer.
Any more ideas????
Principal Name             Name          sales 09       Sales 08   Dates 3Mo        Dates 09         Date 08
XXXX                          XXXXX         Total $          Total $         #                        #                    #
Thanks again so much, any help you can give is greatly appreciated!!
Misty
Current Query:
select  ACCT_CLASS.NAME
      , ACCT_CLASS.PRIN_NAME
      , PRINRPRT.PRIN_NAME, PRINRPRT.AUTHOR
      , CUSTOMER.SALES_Name
      , CUSTOMER.SALES_NO
      , CUSTOMER.NAME
      , CUSTOMER.Customer_Class
      , ACCT_CLASS.CLASSIFICATION
      , PROJECTS.PRIN_NAME
      , PROJECTS.EST_PROF
      , SALES.PRIN_NAME
      , SALES.NOV_2008_GP, SALES.DEC_2008_GP, SALES.JAN_2009_GP,
         SALES.FEB_2009_GP, SALES.MAR_2009_GP, SALES.APR_2009_GP,
        SALES.MAY_2009_GP, SALES.JUN_2009_GP, SALES.JUL_2009_GP,
        SALES.AUG_2009_GP, SALES.SEP_2009_GP, SALES.OCT_2009_GP,
        SALES.NOV_2007_GP, SALES.DEC_2007_GP, SALES.JAN_2008_GP,
        SALES.FEB_2008_GP, SALES.MAR_2008_GP, SALES.APR_2008_GP,
        SALES.MAY_2008_GP, SALES.JUN_2008_GP, SALES.JUL_2008_GP,
        SALES.AUG_2008_GP, SALES.SEP_2008_GP, SALES.OCT_2008_GP,
        PRINRPRT.CALL_DATE,
  case when PRINRPRT.CALL_DATE BETWEEN '11/01/2008' AND '10/31/2009' then PRINRPRT.CALL_DATE ELSE NULL end as "Call_Dates09",
  case when PRINRPRT.CALL_DATE > getdate() - 90 then PRINRPRT.CALL_DATE ELSE NULL end as "3MOCall_Dates09",
  case when PRINRPRT.CALL_DATE  BETWEEN '11/01/2007' AND '10/31/2008' THEN PRINRPRT.CALL_DATE ELSE NULL END   "CALL_DATES08"
FROM AveWorking.dbo.ACCT_CLASS
      JOIN AveWorking.dbo.CUSTOMER ON ACCT_CLASS.CUSTOMER_ID = CUSTOMER.CUSTOMER_ID      
LEFT JOIN AveWorking.dbo.PRINRPRT ON  ACCT_CLASS.PRIN_NAME = PRINRPRT.PRIN_NAME
        AND ACCT_CLASS.CUSTOMER_ID = PRINRPRT.CUSTOMER_ID
        AND ACCT_CLASS.NAME = PRINRPRT.NAME                 
LEFT  JOIN AveWorking.dbo.PROJECTS ON  CUSTOMER.CUSTOMER_ID =  PROJECTS.CUSTOMER_ID
        AND PROJECTS.NAME = PRINRPRT.NAME
        AND PROJECTS.PRIN_NAME = PRINRPRT.PRIN_NAME
LEFT JOIN AveWorking.dbo.SALES ON  CUSTOMER.CUSTOMER_ID = SALES.CUSTOMER_ID
        AND ACCT_CLASS.PRIN_NAME = SALES.PRIN_NAME
        AND ACCT_CLASS.NAME = SALES.NAME       
ORDER BY CUSTOMER.SALES_Name, ACCT_CLASS.PRIN_NAME,PRINRPRT.PRIN_NAME,PROJECTS.PRIN_NAME
Edited by: Misty Whitney on Jul 28, 2009 3:07 PM