Hi!
I use Access 2010 and have very little experience with it.
I have a table with the following fields:
Group_ID, Item_ID, Item_name, Item_price, Price_ranking, Selection (see Example1.jpg)
The records are sorted by Group_ID and Price_ranking, where number 1 represents the lowest price. Each Group_ID may be associated with one or more Item_ID. For each Group_ID, there should be a selection of Item with the lowest price (Price_Ranking = 1), but in certain cases the Items Price_ranking different from 1 could be selected (this is OK).
Each Group_ID should have at least one selected Item, but there could be two or none selected.
I'd like to use a query to filter out all Group_id that do not have any marked selection. How can I do that?
I use Access 2010 and have very little experience with it.
I have a table with the following fields:
Group_ID, Item_ID, Item_name, Item_price, Price_ranking, Selection (see Example1.jpg)
The records are sorted by Group_ID and Price_ranking, where number 1 represents the lowest price. Each Group_ID may be associated with one or more Item_ID. For each Group_ID, there should be a selection of Item with the lowest price (Price_Ranking = 1), but in certain cases the Items Price_ranking different from 1 could be selected (this is OK).
Each Group_ID should have at least one selected Item, but there could be two or none selected.
I'd like to use a query to filter out all Group_id that do not have any marked selection. How can I do that?
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