Should I Do Two Subqueries?

In this stored procedure, I want to grab all the information for Sales Representatives that made less then 6 visits. I have done that in the subquery. But I also want to be able to display their visits by Dates where any number of visits was made. Meaning, i want to be able to show Everyday where a visit was made, but i only want the records that are less then 6 visits. So I want nulls to show up for the dates where no visits were made. So I can track the people that didnt make visits, on days other made visits (which means they should have visits too)

So basically my report looks like this:
09-10-2007 09-11-2007 09-14-2007
Tom Smith 1 3 4
Janice Cooper 3 5 5
Troy Slater 5 4 2
Kelly Short 4 4 4


When i want it to look like this:

09-10-2007 09-11-2007 09-12-2007 09-13-2007 09-14-2007
Tom Smith 1 3 null null 4
Janice Cooper 3 5 null null 5
Troy Slater 5 4 null null 2
Kelly Short 4 4 null null 4

Its an exception report, so i want to show what was not done , on days that are supposed to have things done, i cant show this, if dates are not displayed before there were no visits less then 6. I want to display all relevant dates, where any number of visits was mad. But only show the visits that were less then 6.

Here's my stored procedure that already has the less then 6 visits showing. But doesnt always show the dates. What should i do?






Code Block
SELECT dbo.Qry_Visits.Status,
dbo.Qry_Visits.Customer_code,
Qry_Sales_Group.Name,
dbo.Qry_Sales_Group.SR_Name,
dbo.Qry_Date_Dim.Date_Dimension_Fiscal_Week,
dbo.Qry_Date_Dim.Date_Dimension_Date,
dbo.Qry_Date_Dim.Day_Of_Month,
dbo.Qry_Sales_Group.Region,
dbo.Qry_Visits.period_code,
dbo.Qry_Visits.cycle_day, dbo.Qry_Visits.Visits,
dbo.Qry_Visits.time_log, dbo.Qry_Visits.Mailing_Name,
dbo.Qry_Date_Dim.Date_Dimension_Year,
dbo.Qry_Date_Dim.Date_Dimension_Period,
CONVERT(varchar, dbo.Qry_Visits.time_log, 110) AS Date,
dbo.Qry_Sales_Group.Region_Key, dbo.Qry_Visits.[SR Code],
B.VisitsTotal

FROM dbo.Qry_Visits
INNER JOIN dbo.Qry_Sales_Group
ON dbo.Qry_Visits.[SR Code]
COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS = dbo.Qry_Sales_Group.SalesPerson_Purchaser_Code
AND dbo.Qry_Visits.[SR Code] = dbo.Qry_Sales_Group.SalesPerson_Purchaser_Code
COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AS
INNER JOIN dbo.Qry_Date_Dim
ON CONVERT(varchar, dbo.Qry_Date_Dim.Date_Dimension_Date, 110) = CONVERT(varchar, dbo.Qry_Visits.time_log, 110)
INNER JOIN ( Select COUNT(Visits)as VisitsTotal,[Sales Responsible],CONVERT(VARCHAR,(Qry_Visits.time_log),110)TheDate,Qry_Visits.Status
FROM dbo.Qry_Visits
WHERE Qry_Visits.Status=2
GROUP by [Sales Responsible] , CONVERT(VARCHAR,(Qry_Visits.time_log),110),Qry_Visits.Status
HAVING SUM(Visits) < 6)B
ON dbo.Qry_Sales_Group.SR_Name COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AS = B.[Sales Responsible] COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AS AND
CONVERT(varchar, dbo.Qry_Date_Dim.Date_Dimension_Date, 110) = B.TheDate

WHERE Qry_Visits.Status=2
ORDER BY dbo.Qry_Sales_Group.SR_Name, CONVERT(varchar, dbo.Qry_Date_Dim.Date_Dimension_Date, 110)