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Is it possible, in a query in access, to group all the employees for, say
Building A, into one field? So the end result is
1st record: "Building A"::"Abe, Bonnie, Clyde."
and
2nd record: "Building B"::"Doug, Elvin, Fran, Greg".
I know that if you use the "&" in between adding cells in Excel (=A2&"
"&A3&" "&A4&" "&A5), you can output a text string. I suppose i'm looking for
the sum equilavalent for text.
Building A, into one field? So the end result is
1st record: "Building A"::"Abe, Bonnie, Clyde."
and
2nd record: "Building B"::"Doug, Elvin, Fran, Greg".
I know that if you use the "&" in between adding cells in Excel (=A2&"
"&A3&" "&A4&" "&A5), you can output a text string. I suppose i'm looking for
the sum equilavalent for text.