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    <pre><code>select Users.UserId ,Users.FirstName + ' ' + Users.LastName AS ,[Month] ,[Day] ,x.[Przych] ,x.[Wych] ,x.[Przych] + [Wych] as [Ogół] from (select CaseActionHistory.UserId ,month(CaseActionHistory.DateAdded) AS [Month] ,day(CaseActionHistory.DateAdded) AS [Day] ,sum(case when CaseActionHistory.CaseActionDefinitionId in (14,15,16) then 1 else 0 end) AS [Przych] ,sum(case when CaseActionHistory.CaseActionDefinitionId in (20,21,22,23,26) then 1 else 0 end) AS [Wych] from CaseActionHistory where CaseActionHistory.CaseActionDefinitionId in (14,15,16,20,21,22,23,26) group by month(CaseActionHistory.DateAdded),day(CaseActionHistory.DateAdded), CaseActionHistory.UserId order by month(CaseActionHistory.DateAdded) DESC,day(CaseActionHistory.DateAdded) DESC OFFSET 0 rows ) AS x inner join Users on x.UserId = Users.UserId </code></pre> <p>I'm trying to run out something out of this. My problem is: the results of such query are displayed like this:</p> <pre><code>User Month Day X User1 7 31 6 User2 7 31 7 User3 7 31 9 User1 7 30 8 User2 7 30 7 User3 7 30 8 User4 7 31 10 User5 7 31 20 User6 7 31 23 User4 7 30 5 User5 7 30 7 User6 7 30 65 </code></pre> <p>So in fact few Users are grouped into small groups which are displayed first, then 2nd group, etc. so I suppose there's a problem either with group by or order by.</p> <p>As an addition I'd like to ask a question concerning parameters in SQL Server. Out of code below I'd like to set up 3 parameters:</p> <pre><code>User Month Day </code></pre> <p>But my problem is that when I set up details of parameter and I run it some values are multiplied. Same user is multiplied few times, same month, same day etc. also report itself is not reacting on any kind of change within parameters.</p> <hr> <p>The main idea of a report is to show the number of phone calls done by every employee, each day, every month and to be able to compare results with others.</p> <p>Calls are splitted into: outgoing and incoming. After every phone call employee adds to system an information regarding what phone call it was and what they managed to do during this phone call.</p> <p>So in fact we are working on 2 tables in this case:</p> <p>CaseActionHistory and Users</p> <p>So the plan was to show the number of phone calls (incoming, outgoing and sum of those) for every day for every person.</p> <p>Since CaseActionHistory table consits only ID of User which done the action and I'd like to show the person's name (which is placed in Users table obviously).</p> <p>The problem is that the report should show around 20 Users one by one, so for 31st of June 20 Users one by one, for 30th 20 Users one by one etc, but it shows like 5 Users for 31st, then same Users for 30th, then next 5 Users for 31st etc (link to image showing the situation below)</p> <p><a href="http://img801.imageshack.us/img801/2088/7blu.png" rel="nofollow">http://img801.imageshack.us/img801/2088/7blu.png</a></p> <p>Columns are:</p> <p>UserId (to be replaced with UserName) Day Month Incming Outgoing Sum</p> <p>The rows on the bottom for 31st July should be on the top of the list but they are not.</p>
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