You have multiple rduplicate ecords in the report source?
So adjust your query, perhaps with DISTINCT to just get the one record for each ?
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Show us your reports query.
Or run the underlying query in design view of the report and you'll see the duplication I suspect.
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Should be pretty obvious?, duplicate records?
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Possibly duplicates, but more likely a cartesian join or similar in the query.
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Post a pic of the query in design view, or let us know if there is more than one table in it and you have no lines joining 2 or more tables. If a Cartesian I'd expect to see at least one item change there but they all look the same to me. That being said, it could be that there are report fields that are not visible and that's where the duplication is coming from.
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