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KiwiBrian
I have 2000 rows of data with 6 columns/fields.
Lets say that Column A is the objects, e.g, rhubarb, cat, woodpecker, car,
etc.
I have created a seperate 2 column list equating each object name to a
higher level category name e.g. fruit, animal, bird, vehicle etc.
So there will be several different Column A categories that will all be
given the same 'higher level category name' in my 2nd list.
E.G. in column A, cat, dog, pig, cow, etc will all be given the same higher
level category name of animal in my 2nd list.
Now for my query.
I want to add an extra column to the 6 column data list and have the correct
'higher level category name' in it for each row.
Then I want to be able to create from the first list, with its extra higher
level category fields, only and all, the rows that correspond to each
'higher level category name'.
Hence from 1 database I will be creating a lot of seperate databases,
containing only the entries corresponding to the 'higher order'.
Can anyone tell me if I am going about this the right way, and if so what is
the correct terminology for the two operations that I need to do.
Then I can research it myself further.
TIA
Brian Tozer
Lets say that Column A is the objects, e.g, rhubarb, cat, woodpecker, car,
etc.
I have created a seperate 2 column list equating each object name to a
higher level category name e.g. fruit, animal, bird, vehicle etc.
So there will be several different Column A categories that will all be
given the same 'higher level category name' in my 2nd list.
E.G. in column A, cat, dog, pig, cow, etc will all be given the same higher
level category name of animal in my 2nd list.
Now for my query.
I want to add an extra column to the 6 column data list and have the correct
'higher level category name' in it for each row.
Then I want to be able to create from the first list, with its extra higher
level category fields, only and all, the rows that correspond to each
'higher level category name'.
Hence from 1 database I will be creating a lot of seperate databases,
containing only the entries corresponding to the 'higher order'.
Can anyone tell me if I am going about this the right way, and if so what is
the correct terminology for the two operations that I need to do.
Then I can research it myself further.
TIA
Brian Tozer