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Hi,
I have a problem with an Access table, I simplified the issue in the below attached zip file There is a field that looks like this: Field1 a b e and the final results should look like this Field1 Field2 a a a b b b e e e I tried using dlookup and dsum in a query but I did not succeed Your help would be very much appreciated Many thanks in advance! |
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Sorry, just a correction:
the result should look like this: Field1 Field2 a a a a b b b b e e e e ThX! |
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