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Combine search results - or find a smarter way for my search

edited Jan 3, 2020 12:56AM in Search / Reporting 3 comments

I have 3 searches on customers that have fields ID, Company Name, Discount
Search 1 uses Discount1 field, search 2 uses Discount2 field, search 3 uses Discount3 field.

Looking at the customer record there are 3 discount fields: Discount1, Discount2 and Discount3.

I need to produce a CSV file with:
Cust1, Cust1 Name, Disc1
Cust1, Cust1 Name, Disc2
Cust1, Cust1 Name, Disc3
Cust2, Cust2 Name, Disc1
Cust2, Cust2 Name, Disc2
Cust2, Cust2 Name, Disc3
etc.

It is easy to produce a search with Cust1, Cust1 Name, Disc1, Disc2, Disc3 but that is not what I need.

In SQL terms I could do a UNION query.

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