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    Return all excluding Nulls

    Hi, I'm basically a SQL programmer currently working on Access. I don't see the feasibility of your requirement. What you want to do is conditionally select a column. This is possible on paper as you said. But in Access I doubt it's possibility.
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    Some kind of join?

    i'm basically a SQL programmer only.. so this solution is very much in line with SQL.. the only difference being, here it is a query and there it is called a view..
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    Some kind of join?

    forgot to add... this works only if D5>D3>D2>D1. :)
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    Some kind of join?

    Hi Ebadin, I registered with this community for the sake of answering your query. Found it too interesting and tried it out, so that could provide you a solution. Here goes a detailed explanation of what i did. 1. Create a query that renames all the fields in your table. Thereby you have...
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