query results

[oh patty]

I have a query that finds results that meet any 1 of 3 criteria. It is
possible for each record to meet 0, 1, 2, or all 3 of the criteria.
When I run the query, each record will show up once for each of the
criteria it meets. Is there any way to return a record only once, no
matter whether it meets 1, 2, or 3 of the criteria?

[Rick Brandt]

oh patty wrote:

I have a query that finds results that meet any 1 of 3 criteria. It
is possible for each record to meet 0, 1, 2, or all 3 of the criteria.
When I run the query, each record will show up once for each of the
criteria it meets. Is there any way to return a record only once, no
matter whether it meets 1, 2, or 3 of the criteria?

Post your query. That is not normal behavior.

EX: If I have a record...

FirstName=John
LastName=Smith
MiddleName=Joe

And a query of...

SELECT * From TableName
WHERE FirstName = "John"
OR LastName = "Smith"
OR MiddleName = "Joe"

....it will return exactly one copy of the record even though it satisfies all
three criteria.
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[oh patty]

Query is the following 3 Rows of criteria. Each record can have
multiple entries under the "MODEL" field:

Row 1: MODEL="F/A-18 E" and CUM="Between 136 And 160"
or
Row 2: MODEL="F/A-18 F" and CUM="Between 190 And 202"
or
Row 3: MODEL="E/A-18G" and CUM="Between 1 And 4"
Rick Brandt wrote:

oh patty wrote:

I have a query that finds results that meet any 1 of 3 criteria. It is possible for each record to meet 0, 1, 2, or all 3 of the criteria. When I run the query, each record will show up once for each of the
criteria it meets. Is there any way to return a record only once, no matter whether it meets 1, 2, or 3 of the criteria?
Post your query. That is not normal behavior.

EX: If I have a record...

FirstName=John
LastName=Smith
MiddleName=Joe

And a query of...

SELECT * From TableName
WHERE FirstName = "John"
OR LastName = "Smith"
OR MiddleName = "Joe"

...it will return exactly one copy of the record even though it

satisfies all three criteria.
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I don't check the Email account attached
to this message. Send instead to...
RBrandt at Hunter dot com

[Strasser]

oh patty wrote:

I have a query that finds results that meet any 1 of 3 criteria. It is possible for each record to meet 0, 1, 2, or all 3 of the criteria.
When I run the query, each record will show up once for each of the
criteria it meets. Is there any way to return a record only once, no
matter whether it meets 1, 2, or 3 of the criteria?

Strasser
First:
Must change the displayed records so that duplicate lines are
identical.
Could do this by deleting or making invisible fields.
Second:
Must be in the design view of the query: View ==> SQL View ==>
display the SQL View
Look at first line, first word should be SELECT
Enter a space, the word DISTINCT and a space
This is telling Access:
"Compare each displayed line to lines above it"
"Any line that is exactly like the line above it, only display
once.
Result is one DISTINCT line is displayed, no matter how many times the
same line would have appeared if the word "DISTINCT" was not entered in
the SQL View of the query design.

[oh patty]

Awesome, Thanks!