Writing reports (not just the query) is generally pretty simple and straight forward. But it would be pretty hard to explain everything and walk you through writing the program this way. Especially if you may not be a developer or new to Progress and MFG, if that is the case.
I believe the best thing to do in this case is, if you can, get a contractor that will write the report for you and can also help you get familiar with MFG.
I can not remeber the table names, it is a long time since I worked with MFG/PRO and eB2.
Though something like
FOR EACH inv_mstr NO-LOCK WHERE date_field = whatever
assign a temp table of inv_nbr to perform calculations on later for your report. Once the required live data has been assigned to a buffer.
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