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Merging multiple records into just one 1

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breezett93

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Jun 24, 2015
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I am trying to remove all the zero values, and have the non-zero values form one complete record. In my example, that leaves TIMB and OAKW, but OAKW could be replaced by other choices. So, I never want TIMB to be the chosen value, always the other. I plan to use NOT "TIMB" as Criteria.

I tried using Group By and Max, but I get one record with OAKW values and one with TIMB values. Is there a better solution than what I tried?

Thanks
 
Yes, that did merge to one record. Why would a random expression work but not EdbSpc?

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It may be that you have [tt]EdbSpc[/tt] of [tt]OAKW[/tt] and [tt]TIMB[/tt] in your table, so if you Group it by that field, you get 2 records. When you 'trick' it by XYZ, there is no mention of [tt]EdbSpc[/tt] in your SQL


---- Andy

There is a great need for a sarcasm font.
 
Okay. So I need to get the EdbSpc value that is not TIMB and assign it to an expression. Then run the rest of the query to get everything to merge.

I created a second query to get the value; then linked it to the original query and it worked!!

Thank you for all your help!
 
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