
June 24th, 2003, 06:30 PM
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I'm having a problem with a query I'm doing on a pair of tables that have a one to many relationship. I'm summing many fields of one table and grouping them by a field in the other. I however also wish to count howmany instances somthing apperars in each group.
This is a problem as it will not count how many times this occurs in the table I wish it to, but how many times it ever occurs (in the table that connects many times to one thing in the table I want.
So I'd like to know if there is anyway of excluding the joined table in just one field of a query. (If I make a query that includes only on table I can get the right info, but as soon as I add in the other table, even if I'm not useing it the joined bit messes up my results) "FROM [Personal Data] INNER JOIN Incidents ON [Personal Data].ID = Incidents.ID"
Thank you bunches for any input!!
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