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I have a table that contains a list of workers, including their ID. I have
another table that lists 6 areas of work and links to the first table via ID
so I can run a query that shows where all workers work.
Some people work in more than one area. Normally, their name would appear
multiple times.
But now I need a report for anyone who shows up in Area A, B , or C and I
don’t want their names repeated. I know how to set the criteria in the
underlying query just to show the three areas, but how do I keep their name
for repeating once for each area they work in??? In this report, I don’t
care Where they work, only if they work in A, B or C. I've looked into
grouping but that doesn't do what I want.
Thanks
another table that lists 6 areas of work and links to the first table via ID
so I can run a query that shows where all workers work.
Some people work in more than one area. Normally, their name would appear
multiple times.
But now I need a report for anyone who shows up in Area A, B , or C and I
don’t want their names repeated. I know how to set the criteria in the
underlying query just to show the three areas, but how do I keep their name
for repeating once for each area they work in??? In this report, I don’t
care Where they work, only if they work in A, B or C. I've looked into
grouping but that doesn't do what I want.
Thanks