Chris Swann
dc8 at btinternet.com
Wed Nov 17 04:49:38 CST 2010
Hi Paul and the list, I had a re-think last night and have now come up with a string based on the codes that need to appear in the report. So I will end up with things like, the lengths will differ according to how many mapped values there are in the data 190101010101 0301192701 01011901 0101 030119 Where I have hit my next brick wall is the removal of duplicates from this string. So, for the string 19010101, I only need to see 1901 and these will then be spilt into 19 and 01 for the output I have sort of got some duplicate removal working, but again its very klunky and doesn't catch things like 01011901 where the 19 fools my logic. I've also now run into a "Query too complex" problem as well. Guess the question now is how can I remove the duplicates from the string that I create !! I think that once I can resolve this bit I can get the output I need Once again, thanks for any help. C ________________________________ From: Paul Hartland <paul.hartland at googlemail.com> To: Access Developers discussion and problem solving <accessd at databaseadvisors.com> Sent: Wednesday, 17 November, 2010 7:18:44 Subject: Re: [AccessD] 8 columns of data to 6 output fields Chris, If you still havent solved this could you mock up a quick access db with some dummy tables/data, zip it up and mail me off list ( paul.hartland at googlemail.com) and I will have a quick look today, as I think I know exactly what you want. Paul