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Now that I have read my own e-mail, I realize that this may need to be fine
tuned - or cut up with a chain saw
If a po# has only one note, then this SQL will probably not give anything -
so you may also want to use coalesce

Like I said - DEFINITELY UNTESTED, but it may give you food for thought


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How many notes can there be (maximum) per each PO#?
If the answer is unlimited, then scrap my idea, however, if there is a max
of lets say 6, then,
for example

DEFINITELY UNTESTED
select a.po#, a.note, b.note, c.note, d.note, e.note, f.note
from file1 a, file1 b, file1 c, file1 d, file1 e, file1 f
where
a.po# = b.po# and rrn(b) > rrn(a) and
b.po# = c.po# and rrn(c) > rrn(b) and
c.po# = d.po# and rrn(d) > rrn(c) and
d.po# = e.po# and rrn(e) > rrn(d) and
e.po# = f.po# and rrn(f) > rrn(e)


or something like that


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Thanks to everyone who suggested pivot tables, but I'm afraid they won't
help me with this. The problem is that the values to be concatenated are
notes -- basically, we have a notes table with each note line being one
row, and the user wants to see all
the notes going horizontally across the page. So a better example of what
they want me to do is, given:

PO# Note
1 Ship the swimsuits
1 to facilty in Tampa
1 and the skis
1 to our Calgary warehouse
2 Confirmed by Irma
2 this will ship Thursday

the user wants to see this:

PO# Note
1 Ship the swimsuits to facilty in Tampa and the skis to our
Calgary warehouse
2 Confirmed by Irma this will ship Thursday



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You might be able to write a UDF that would do it....

You can do a pivot...
Sub Type A B C D P Q
Type
1 X X X X
2 X X

Then maybe run the pivoted table through some field concatenations...

But since the i doesn't have a built-in pivot function, you have to
have a predefined set of values in sub-set to pivot on.


HTH,
Charles


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