Thank you very much!
That is exactly what I needed. I had tried doing that, but I was using a "does not equal" comparison between the two ID's in the WHERE clause, which slowed down the query where it wouldn't even process. It works perfectly now.
Thanks again!
P.S. These forums are awesome!
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