It could be as simple as changing the query by adding the Distinct predicate.
In query design view, set the queries Unique Values property to yes.
== open query in design view
== select View: Properties from the menu
== Click on a blank area of the top section that displays the tables
== Change Unique Values to Yes
IN SQL view, add the word DISTINCT after the word SELECT
SELECT DISTINCT SomeField
FROM SomeTable
ORDER BY SomeField
John Spencer
Access MVP 2002-2005, 2007-2010
The Hilltop Institute
University of Maryland Baltimore County
If you would like help doing so, please post a description of the table and
open your query in SQL view and post the SQL text here... we can't fix what we
can't see!
Maybe like this --
SELECT YourTable.*, Count([SomeField]) AS CountOfSomeField
FROM YourTable
WHERE Count([SomeField]) =1;
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