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Select with Max clause
Hello ... Thank You again! That query definitely worked; however I needed more than those two columns (X, Y, etc.) which form the table. So... I created a query (say Q1) along the lines that you have suggested and created another query joining my original table with Q1. I was initially trying...- goofychump
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Select with Max clause
Thanks for the prompt reply. But I must clarify - I was thinking of the latest date within a "StartPlace". I f the values are: 'Boston', '2/15/2001', .... 'Boston', '2/25/2001', .... 'San Fransisco', '2/20/2001', .... 'San Fransisco', '2/25/2001', .... then I...- goofychump
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Select with Max clause
Hi there! I have a table as such: TableName StartPlace Text <-- Primary Key EffDate Date <-- Primary Key X Y Need to construct a query which will take 'StartPlace' as input and retreive all information as per the most recent EffDate. I guess I need to use a Max on EffDate -...- goofychump
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