phillsheen
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Morning everyone!
I have a little problem Im sure you can help me with.
At the moment I get a spreadsheet from the bank every month which i import into our database. At the moment I do this on the last day of the month first thing in the morning to ensure there are no duplicates.
I was asked by my boss to make this process more fool proof other staff can do the import while I might be away. What he would like is a process that can be done at any time of the month with out the worry of duplicates.
The import table looks like this:
Date/Description/Amount
01/06/08 Member001 £35
01/06/08 Member002 £35
02/06/08 Member003 £35
03/06/08 Member001 £35
Problem is I cant put a simple 'no duplicates' on the fields becasue as you can see there can be many of the same date, description and amount. What I would like to do is make it so that when I import the records, where all the fields are the same, it puts the duplicate record in a 'duplicate table' as it does with errors when you do a normal import.
Im sure this would be possible but Im not sure what Im looking for.
Any help would be fantastic!
Cheers
Phill
I have a little problem Im sure you can help me with.
At the moment I get a spreadsheet from the bank every month which i import into our database. At the moment I do this on the last day of the month first thing in the morning to ensure there are no duplicates.
I was asked by my boss to make this process more fool proof other staff can do the import while I might be away. What he would like is a process that can be done at any time of the month with out the worry of duplicates.
The import table looks like this:
Date/Description/Amount
01/06/08 Member001 £35
01/06/08 Member002 £35
02/06/08 Member003 £35
03/06/08 Member001 £35
Problem is I cant put a simple 'no duplicates' on the fields becasue as you can see there can be many of the same date, description and amount. What I would like to do is make it so that when I import the records, where all the fields are the same, it puts the duplicate record in a 'duplicate table' as it does with errors when you do a normal import.
Im sure this would be possible but Im not sure what Im looking for.
Any help would be fantastic!
Cheers
Phill