Hi Erin,

How did you want to generate the report? From an on-line inquiry, or a customized reporting tool such as GridView or Crystal Reports?

On-line inquiries in SalesAnalysis allow choosing a single range of codes for any particular field, such as categories or customers. So if you wanted to combine a number of non-consecutive categories for a customer, you would have to use a different tool such as GridView to do this.

With GridView, all you would require is 2 inquiry windows, one for the customer list and another for the Sales Analysis transactions. Create a filter for the Sales Analysis inquiry to select all of the categories of interest. Then link the customer inquiry to the Sales inquiry to select one or more customers. This is a pretty straitforward workspace in GridView.

If you wanted a more ad-hoc inquiry, to see customer sales for a 'random' combination of categories, it is possible to create a workspace that 'joins' customer and category linking to a sales inquiry, so you could multi-select any combination of customers and categories to see the sales for any date range.