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got any ideas....
greetings,
Let me give you an overview of what's going on in the query and the end/goal that I'm trying to meet. I have a volunteer database built with access 2000. My goal in this query is to take the volunteers that have the same address (i.e. husbands and wives and brothers sisters, etc.) and send one letter to that household, instead of multiple. Hoping that this will cut some of my office supplies expense. The code below gets me the volunteers i need and their addresses, however I am unable to produce the correct code to look at the addresses that are the same and combine the names and mailing address, for example: John Doe 123 Helpme Lane Cleveland, Oh 44124 Jane Doe 123 Helpme Lane Cleveland, Oh 44124 So.... it would be John Doe Jane Doe 123 Helpme Lane Cleveland, Oh 44124 Obviously, I am lost when it comes to Visual Basic.... But for some reason I think that the code in VB would be use something like Case 1, Case 2..... I'm probably incorrect. I understand that the code in VB should run a query and sort by address, then check and see is line 2 = line 1, etc. But, I am unsure in how to structure this. Also, not sure if the code would be a module or what.... I would really appreciate some feedback. Thanks. |
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