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Glenn1203
I have a table with 6000 records and a couple dozen fields. I want to
consolidate the table to contain only distinct instances of one field
("CircuitID"), but all the other fields in each row are different so I can't
use DISTINCT. So, I've arranged the data so that the record containing the
first instance of each CircuitID is the one I want to keep. The logic would
be, once a specific instance of CircuitID has been found, do not select any
more rows with that same CircuitID.
It seems like it should be easy, but I can't figure out a way to do it. How
would I do this?
Thanks, Glenn
consolidate the table to contain only distinct instances of one field
("CircuitID"), but all the other fields in each row are different so I can't
use DISTINCT. So, I've arranged the data so that the record containing the
first instance of each CircuitID is the one I want to keep. The logic would
be, once a specific instance of CircuitID has been found, do not select any
more rows with that same CircuitID.
It seems like it should be easy, but I can't figure out a way to do it. How
would I do this?
Thanks, Glenn