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Query with multiple parameters but don't bring up duplicate rows?
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Query with multiple parameters but don't bring up duplicate rows?
Yeah, the SQL I have for my query right now is SELECT tblContractors.ContractorID, tblContractors.CompanyName, tblContractors.PrimaryContact, tblContractors.Phone, tblContractors.Phone2, tblContractors.Email, tblContractors.Address, tblContractors.City, tblContractors.County... -
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Query with multiple parameters but don't bring up duplicate rows?
This is great, thanks! This is actually exactly how I want to display the disciplines in my overview as well, but the response I got for how to go about it from Reddit was pretty confusing and didn't provide a lot of context. I'll try this out! -
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Query with multiple parameters but don't bring up duplicate rows?
Hi all. I've been noodling with creating a contact list of contractors and one of the functions I need it to serve is bringing up lists of contractors based on their discipline (HVAC, electrical, etc.). I was advised a little while ago on the pitfalls of MVFs and adjusted to using a junction... -
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Hello everyone! I'm pretty new to Access - I've been trying to teach myself over the past month or so - but I have some previous experience with databases and programming, so I don't know if I'd classify myself as a total beginner. I recently started working at a construction management company...- magpieros
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