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1 to many concatenation help!

Okay I think I figured out part of this:

I have two tables,

tblUsers with two fields, one field is UsrIDs and one field is
UsrEmail. UsrIDs is my Primary Key in this table.

tblGroups with three fields, a Primary Key assigned automatically by
Access, field - GrpFullName and field - GrpOwner

There is one UsrID for many GrpIDs. I have joined them under
relationships with a one to many. I am trying to get a query back with
one UsrID in one column and a concatenated GrpIDs in the second column.

When I try and run an expression with the fconcat, I get a blank return
in the expression field. I am using the fconcat I read about from Dev
Ashish,
http://www.mvps.org/access/modules/mdl0004.htm
with the following replacements.

fConcatChild("tblGroups","UsrIDs","GrpFullName","C har",10255)

What am I doing wrong? I have tried Long instead of Char, but it is a
text field.

Nov 13 '05 #1
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