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Troy
I should add that this is as far as I've gotten but this
query seems to select all records for each client ID.
SELECT tblPurchaserMemos.[Client ID],
MAX(tblPurchaserMemos.[Purchaser Memo Date]) AS [Latest
Memo Date],
tblPurchaserMemos.[Purchaser Memo Consultant],
tblPurchaserMemos.[Purchaser Memo],
tblPurchaserMemos.[Private?]
FROM tblPurchaserMemos
GROUP BY tblPurchaserMemos.[Client ID],
tblPurchaserMemos.[Purchaser Memo Consultant],
tblPurchaserMemos.[Purchaser Memo],
tblPurchaserMemos.[Private?];
I've created this using the QBE in Access.
Regards,
Troy..
query seems to select all records for each client ID.
SELECT tblPurchaserMemos.[Client ID],
MAX(tblPurchaserMemos.[Purchaser Memo Date]) AS [Latest
Memo Date],
tblPurchaserMemos.[Purchaser Memo Consultant],
tblPurchaserMemos.[Purchaser Memo],
tblPurchaserMemos.[Private?]
FROM tblPurchaserMemos
GROUP BY tblPurchaserMemos.[Client ID],
tblPurchaserMemos.[Purchaser Memo Consultant],
tblPurchaserMemos.[Purchaser Memo],
tblPurchaserMemos.[Private?];
I've created this using the QBE in Access.
Regards,
Troy..