Here is the output:
07/20/2007 : Cardiology 371.000000 Neurology 463.000000 All_sum 2134.000000 call_date 07/20/2007 Gastroenterology 383.000000 General 800 # 455.000000 Radiology 462.000000 Cardiology 1 Neurology 6 All_sum 63 call_date 07/20/2007 Gastroenterology 4 General 800 # 19 Radiology 33 Cardiology 1 Neurology 6 All_sum 66 call_date 07/20/2007 Gastroenterology 4 General 800 # 19 Radiology 36

07/23/2007 : Cardiology 230.000000 Neurology 501.000000 All_sum 1942.000000 call_date 07/23/2007 Gastroenterology 391.000000 General 800 # 300.000000 Radiology 520.000000 Cardiology 2 Neurology 10 All_sum 107 call_date 07/23/20 07 Gastroenterology 4 General 800 # 25 Radiology 66 Cardiology 2 Neurology 10 All_sum 110 call_date 07/23/2007 Gastroenterology 5 General 800 # 26 Radiology 67

The columns are in the same location. I just might be a bit limited by the results of the stored procedure.

I am looking to create something along the lines of:
Date Data Col A Col B Col C Col D Total
7/23 Received 10 20 30 40 100
Handled 5 15 25 35 80

There would another row for each date, but there is the general idea. I don't need a total for the day since the 3 items are not something that would be valuable summed together.

I could probably step through each key and assign it a location in the spreadsheet which could work just fine since it is the column. I am just not sure how to step a hash for a single key.

20070724 Janitored by Corion: Removed superfluous <table> element

In reply to Re^4: Merging Results from 3 different queries by MegaVoice
in thread Merging Results from 3 different queries by MegaVoice

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