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I have a database that tracks invoice payment certification. I am trying to build a report that will bring The following info in

Service Line - ABC
Total "unique" records - 2
max age - 3
Min age - 1
Avg of max age - 3
count of records over 14 days - 0
count of records under 14 days - 2
score: records under 14 days/total records - 100%

I am trying to build the report from a query that includes a date range. the important column names are:

Service Line              DLN                Age in days
ABC                     123456                    1
DEF                     987654                    3
ABC                     123456                    2
DEF                     987654                    4
ABC                     123456                    3

The DLN is an identifier to each different invoice number. I entered the data in above that I need it to return as it correlates to the table below.

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I totally forgot I asked the question on here and ended up fixing the issue. What I ended up doing is building the report from scratch from the query instead of using the wizard. Then I just free typed the functions into unbound text boxes. I did then use the grouping to separate it the way I needed. Once I realized my mistake and that the solution was so easy I felt kind of dumb.