Just curious if in SQL there was an easy way to pull up the latest data from a database for different locations. I have a database that contains inspection results for many different locations. I wanted to pull up the latest inspection for each site and make a report on it. I thought the "TOP" command might work, and it does for just one site. I would think that SQL would be able to handle that easily, but I have not been able to find anything in SQL that will do it. Just was wondering if I have missed something in SQL. I was able to do what I wanted in VBA. Thanks -- Gary
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thanks, Bill ! and for your many years of hosting this forum to share Access knowledge.
Please, all of you, check the archive downloads to ensure they can be gotten and used okay.
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Thanks to the hard work by one of our owners, Crystal, the Files section of our group has been archived at her websitePlease use that link to peruse/download the files we have gathered over the years. Many thanks to all members who have taken the time to post all the useful material found there.That site is rich with information about MS Access.--Regards,Bill Mosca, Founder - MS_Access_ProfessionalsMicrosoft Office Access MVP 2010-2016My nothing-to-do-with-Access blog
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