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It's called Excel. Works great. Now, it may help if you define a view that combines all the data into a view of what you want. For example if your relational looks like CUSTMAST table CUSTNUMBER NAME ORDER table ORDERNBR CUSTNUMBER ORDERLINE table ORDERNBR LINENBR ITEMNBR QTYORD ITEMMAST table ITEMNBR DESCRIPTION Then run this CREATE VIEW ORDERVIEW AS (((SELECT ORDERNBR, ORDER.CUSTNUMBER, NAME, LINENBR, ITEMNBR, QTYORD, DESCRIPTION FROM ORDER LEFT OUTER JOIN CUSTMAST USING CUSTNUMBER) LEFT OUTER JOIN ORDERLINE ON ORDERNBR) LEFT OUTER JOIN ITEMMAST ON ITEMNNBR) Then simply use this http://faq.midrange.com/data/cache/194.html Most of the PC products basically step you through the creating of the view. In other words, you still have to do your homework. Rob Berendt
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