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I am trying to create a report as follows, but don't know how to.
I have a list of bookings and I find all the bookings for a particular week. No problem there. Then, I want to use the client for each of these bookings and find out all the bookings previously for this client, but only for clients who have a booking for the specified week. So, to clarify, for next week I have 127 bookings and for each of these bookings I want to see if the client has booked previously. Currently I am just finding the bookings for the specified week, but don't know how to do the 2nd query. I guess what I need is to do a 2nd WHERE statement which is different from the 1st one, but on the same table. Thanks fir any help. |
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