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I have two databases linked, one keeps basic client information (name,
DOB, address, etc.), the other keeps track of client's visit date and
purchases. I want to display a list of clients that made purchases
within a given date range, regardless of number of purchases made.
With the simple query view, somehow I end up displaying one row for
each client's purchase(s), i.e. if the client made 10 purchases in the
date range, then I see 10 entries displayed for such, when I only want
to see that client's name shown once. Is there a quick way to avoid
displaying the duplication?
DOB, address, etc.), the other keeps track of client's visit date and
purchases. I want to display a list of clients that made purchases
within a given date range, regardless of number of purchases made.
With the simple query view, somehow I end up displaying one row for
each client's purchase(s), i.e. if the client made 10 purchases in the
date range, then I see 10 entries displayed for such, when I only want
to see that client's name shown once. Is there a quick way to avoid
displaying the duplication?