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need help with report display 1

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TruthInSatire

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Aug 12, 2002
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Ok... I'm not an access person, but we have a customer who needs something in access... anyway...

we have 3 tables.
Code:
table1
  autoNumberID,
  partNum,
  structNum

Code:
table2
  autoNumberID,
  table1ID,
  ref1,
  ref2
Code:
table3
  autoNumberID,
  table1ID,
  ref3

the report they want should look like this:

Code:
PartNum-structNum
-------------------------------------------------
ref1, ref1, ref1, ref1, etc...
-------------------------------------------------
ref2, ref2, ref2, ref2, etc...
-------------------------------------------------
ref3, ref3, ref3, ref3, etc...
-------------------------------------------------

next partnumber
|
|
|
v
last  part number.

we can get the data to display like this:
Code:
PartNum-structNum
-------------------------------------------------
ref1
ref1
ref1
ref1
etc...
-------------------------------------------------
ref2
ref2
ref2
ref2
etc...
-------------------------------------------------
ref3
ref3
ref3
ref3
etc...
-------------------------------------------------

how do we get the ref1, ref2, and ref3 to appear as a comma delimited list? I've found a post in TT on creating a module to do it, which i understand, but when/how do i use it?

Thanks for the help.


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Have a look here: faq701-4233

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awesome, thanks.

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