My issue here is the way our data is stored and retrieved in our system yet making it do what I want. Currently we have a serial number that has many options. These options each populate a table with the serial number and a single option per row. What I am wanting to do is to filter the Serial numbers based of the options. I know I can filter the serials to get the unique ones using DISTINCT however I am not sure how I can query two options at one time like I am looking for. If the options were set where the serial was the key field and the options were in columns this would be easy. I could create a query-to-table for one option and then another query of that new table however with the number of options and queries this would not be an appropriate method.
- Russ
- Russ