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Reading Multiple Values from a Table
I am working in SQL Server, so I think I am in the right place! My question is, I have a table that is called CustomSearchListBox. Bascially, it is a table that converts that various abbreviations that I use into their full names. Such as city and county.

Here is what I have for a query

SELECT Prp.IdNum, CustomSearchListBox.Label As City

FROM Prp INNER JOIN CustomSearchListBox ON Prp.City = CustomSearchListBox.[Value]

WHERE prp.IdNum = 123456 AND CustomSearchListBox.FieldName= 'City'

This will return the item number and the name of the city(instead of the two letter abbrevation in the prp table) that the item is in. But now I also need to return the county the item is in too. How would I do the FROM part and WHERE part of the SQL statement. I tried just adding a CustomSearchListBox.Label As County and then added another INNER JOIN AND WHERE statement but I get an error saying

Tables or functions 'CustomSearchListBox' and 'CustomSearchListBox' have the same exposed names. Use correlation names to distinguish them.

Thanks in advanced!
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what table is the 'County' field in??
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Code:
select Prp.IdNum
     , CityBox.Label    as City
     , CountyBox.Label  as County
  from Prp 
inner 
  join CustomSearchListBox as CityBox
    on Prp.City 
     = CityBox.[Value]
   and CityBox.FieldName= 'City'
inner 
  join CustomSearchListBox as CountyBox
    on Prp.City 
     = CountyBox.[Value]
   and CountyBox.FieldName= 'County'
 where prp.IdNum = 123456

notice the correlation names CityBox and CountyBox to distinguish the two "copies" of the table
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THANK YOU so much!! Your solution worked great!!! Thanks for the help and the quick response!!
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