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    More info. needed

    Hi John, Maybe you didn't understand what I wanted. Attached is a table (BinsWhatIWant) in the database, this is what I need the Query to output. This is just some of the data in my Bins table as a sample. Each part has a location (Bin #). My Bins Data is in tblBinsA.

    This is what I want my Labels to look like below. Each Bin has a number of compartments from 1-X and I will print a label to go on the front of Bin. As I get the Query right I should have the fields to do this. I have many more Tags and Bin types in this database and will be adding more, but fields will be the same as they are now. I didn't say it was easy!
    Many thanks for your patience, I owe you an ouzo!
    Tom in CT

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    Bin 1
    Resistor 1

    1-24
    Ω Blk

    # Comps 1
    Bin 2
    Resistor 2

    1-24
    Ω Blk

    # Comps 1
    Bin 3
    Resistor 3

    25-99
    Ω Blk

    # Comps 1
    Bin 4
    Resistor 4

    25-99
    Ω Blk

    # Comps 1
    Bin 5
    Resistor 5

    100-999
    Ω Brn

    # Comps 1
    Bin 6
    Resistor 6

    100-999
    Ω Brn

    # Comps 1
    Bin 7
    Resistor 7

    1K-99K
    Ω Red

    # Comps 1
    Bin 8
    Resistor 8

    1K-99K
    Ω Red

    # Comps 1
    Bin 27
    Diode 27

    LED 2W

    # Comps 1
    Bin 28
    Diode 28

    LED 3W 4W

    # Comps 1
    Bin 31-32
    Capacitor 1-2

    10pf-99pf

    # Comps 2
    Bin 33-34
    Capacitor 3-4

    100pf-999pf

    # Comps 2
    Bin 35-36
    Capacitor 5-6

    .001uf-.009uf

    # Comps 2
    Bin 37-38
    Capacitor 7-8

    .01uf-.09uf

    # Comps 2
    Bin 39-40
    Capacitor 9-10

    .1uf-1uf

    # Comps 2
    Bin 41-42
    Capacitor 11-12

    Misc

    # Comps 2
    Bin 71-74
    IC 1-4

    7400, 7401, 7402, 7403

    # Comps 4
    Bin 75-78
    IC 5-8

    7404, 7405, 7406, 7407

    # Comps 4
    Bin 79-82
    IC 9-12
    7408, 7409, 7410

    # Comps 4
    Bin 83-86
    IC 13-16
    7411, 7412,74109

    # Comps 4
    Bin 87-90
    IC 17-20

    7414, 7417, 7420, 7422

    # Comps 4
    Bin 91-94
    IC 21-24

    7426, 7427, 7428, 7430

    # Comps 4
    Bin 95-98
    IC 25-28
    7432, 7436,7437-38, 7442

    # Comps 4
    Bin 99-102
    IC 29-32

    7447, 2631?, 7451, 7472

    # Comps 4
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    Tom, οbviously, something escapes me!...
    Τell me please, by what rule you are grouping the ICs set 71-74?
    What is the common value in this set;

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    Maybe what we need is to make a new field , P_Type & Bin_Num & Bin_NumComps, and group on that field?
    71-74 are grouped on 4 compartments and then Bin_Tags would show 7400, 7401, 7402, 7403 for that group and go on to next Bin_ID.
    The number of compartments are all in the same Bin, but all have a different Bin_ID
    so 71-74 IC with 4 compartments are all in one Bin with the Bin Number IC 1 to 4. (maybe I should one number for that Bin?)
    I the case for 31-32 Capacitor, all are I the same Bin (1-2) with two compartments, with one Tag 10pf-99pf
    Maybe I need to do it more in VBA?
    Thanks,
    Tom

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    Hi Tom!

    I think that I did something.

    I created a table from qryBins, and with the assistance of Excel, I added a field (Comp_ID) that identify the compartments and helps in grouping of bins and I think that the results are those that you desire.

    Have a look into the attachment.

    Cheers,
    John
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    Yes I believe you did it! My first tests looks good, I'm going to test some more later.
    What is the formula for getting data in
    (Comp_ID) field? Looks like x=x+1 if Bin_CompNum is >1
    I'm going to go over your Query to see how it works so I understand it more.
    Thanks so much for your help! Tom


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    To the contrary, x=x+1 if Bin_CompNum=1 Else x=x

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    Now, I have to wait for my ouzo.

    Cheers,
    John

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