You're going to need a separate query in your report for each of the numbers you're trying to get. However, Crystal is not very good at merging multiple queries from a universe. So, the way I see it, you have two options:
1. Use subreports in your Crystal, one for each number in b through e. This will allow you to create a separate query for each number. If the report is running for a single user, you shouldn't have too much of a hit performance wise. However, if there are many users in the report and you need this data for each of them, you report will be slow.
2. Write the report in Web Intelligence which is much better at merging multiple queries from the database.
3. If your SQL skills are good, you could also bypass the universe entirely and write a SQL Command (SQL Select statement) that will pull all of this data in a single query and provide all of the data for your report.
-Dell
