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This should show counts > one at the top.
select InvoiceNbr, ItemNbr, count(*)
from myTable
group by InvoiceNbr, ItemNbr
order by count(*) desc ;
Another curiosity question in this situation.
appearing more than once, how would I do that in SQL?If I wanted a count of the number of invoices that have an item
the count function will be in there twice . . .I simply don't know enough to know what to google. Though I'm thinking
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