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Hi I am now sitting for almost ages in front of the screen, and may be someone can help me... Here's the thing I have a table that looks like the following: Mat-Nr|Package-Rule|Package-Class|Package-Material|Package-Nr|Amount| Mat-Nr: There are several million different materials Package-Rule: there are only in total 2 different package rules Package-Class: there are in total 9 different classes Package-Material: there are 4 different package materials Package-Nr: each package material has 1 or more package-numbers Amount: there is at least 1 material in the amount An example looks like this: Mat-Nr|Package-Rule|Package-Class|Package-Material|Package-Nr|Amount| 102 01 01 V 003 10 102 01 01 Z 045 03 116 01 01 V 056 23 116 01 01 Z 067 20 My problem is now, I have to create a query or view in Access 2000 so that the following information is in ONE row: Mat-Nr|Package-Rule|Package-Class|Package-Material|Package-Nr|Amount| 102 01 01 V 003 10 . . . Package-Material|Package-Nr|Amount| Z 045 03 . . . thank you very much Stefan |
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