I've created a report with one dataset. I've grouped the report by one of the fields - AgentName, so each row of will appear on a different page. That worked fine. Then later I was asked to add in two new rows, one for goals and one for averages. Originally I created a new stored procedure that would return those values. I modified my grouping to split on the two new rowas as well. IE - I wanted for each page, one person's set of data plus the average and goals. That was giving me fits, as the report was putting the goals and average on their own separate pages. So, I modified my original stored procedure to include those. Now the resultset returns three rows for each agent. Each set has a score type with a value of "Individual","Goal" and "Average". So I changed the grouping back to the way I had originally had it - by agent name only. Or so I thought. Now the report is creating three pages for each agent - one for individual, one for average and one for goal. I'm using SQL 2008 v2. The tables I've created are in a list to keep them together. I've looked at the Row group for both the list and the various tables. The group is the same for all of them - AgentName. I've got a subreport thrown in as well, which includes some graphs. The only parameter for that is AgentName. I'm not sure what else to look at. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thanks for your time,
Jennifer
