Without knowing 100% what that SQL query does exactly, I'd venture to guess that this won't work. Unfortunately I forgot to mention that there could be many entries between the state=0 and the person's name, so sample records could look like this:
ID Action
0 state=0
1 carl
2 barry
3...
To give you a little background, I am a VB6 programmer but have little experience with Microsoft Access. I have a VB6 program that does a little crunching of my database to return some info. For example, my database looks like this:
ID Action
0 state=0
1 alan
2 barry
3 state=1
4...
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