simon4amiee
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LOCALID - POSTCODE - GPCODE
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G9999981
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G9999981
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G8909058
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G8909058
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G8909058
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G8909058
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G8909058
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G8909058
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G8909058
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G8909058
PTO1395164 - TZ14 2AX - G8909058
PTO1395164 - TZ14 2AX - G8909058
Hi guys, this is a simple query I know by just can’t recall how to do this.
The sample data above shows 1 customer with several episodes (different attend dates – not important here), during the course of these attendances they moved home and moved GP practice.
Is there a simple way in Access to show a summary of this eh HEY1395164 = 2 postcodes, 2 GP’s
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G9999981
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G9999981
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G8909058
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G8909058
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G8909058
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G8909058
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G8909058
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G8909058
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G8909058
PTO1395164 - DN34 1AB - G8909058
PTO1395164 - TZ14 2AX - G8909058
PTO1395164 - TZ14 2AX - G8909058
Hi guys, this is a simple query I know by just can’t recall how to do this.
The sample data above shows 1 customer with several episodes (different attend dates – not important here), during the course of these attendances they moved home and moved GP practice.
Is there a simple way in Access to show a summary of this eh HEY1395164 = 2 postcodes, 2 GP’s