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I have a report that I want to display multiple columns in a report like, name, email, room number etc and sum by date field. I get the error message (FOC029) All sort keys are not in a single top-to-bottom segment path.
Does someone know how I could get me display regardless the number of columns.

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It sounds like the master file being used has JOIN's in it that are joined using 1 to many. Try changing the joins to be unique and I think this issue will go away.


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That worked.

Thanks


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