Thanks, Jim! It worked perfectly.
Dan

-----Original Message-----
Interestingly enough you anwered your own question. After
the work select in
the SQL add the work DISTINCT. if I correctly understand
your question that
will work.

"Dan Wasser" wrote:

I'm using Excel's database query to get a list of
accounts
(ACCTNAME) based on certain criteria (Like INN% and
Like
MSS%). But, because INN and MSS occur multiple times
within the same account, Excel is returning those
account
names multiple times. But I need (want) the account
name
only once. Is there a "distinct" statement or some
other
rule/criteria that I can build into the database query
to
prevent the account name from appearing multiple
times?
Here's the SQL statement from within MS Query (within
Excel):


SELECT ARACCT.ACCTNAME, ARACCT.SALES, ARACCT.ACCTSTAT,
ARACCT.CITY, ARACCT.STATE, ARACCT.OFFTELE,
ARACCT.IHPAYSTAT, ARACCT.IHPAYCMNT, ARTRAN.TRANCODE
FROM ihacct.dbo.ARACCT ARACCT, ihacct.dbo.ARTRAN ARTRAN
WHERE ARACCT.ARCODE = ARTRAN.ARCODE AND
((ARTRAN.TRANCODE
Like 'INN%') OR (ARTRAN.TRANCODE Like 'MSS%'))
ORDER BY ARACCT.ACCTNAME


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