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Default Duplicate Query with a twist.... (Cross Posted)

Hi,

I can identify duplicates based on the ID and name as outlined below,
However what I need to be able to do is to identify duplicates and
delete or tag the row containing the lowest Createdate. This is further
compounded by the fact that if a record has the same id, name and
createdate then the Outcome field should filter on using the outcome
field where the outcome description Sold overides any other. ( See last
two rows in exapnle data)

ID Name Createdate Outcome
8,431 MOORCROFT RECOVERY Ltd 09/11/2006 Done
24,570 Air Affairs (SA) Ltd 13/11/2006 Sold
25,698 Pickfords Business Moving 01/11/2006 Sold
35,416 Personal Performance Cons 01/11/2006 Done
42,270 National School of Government 09/11/2006 Sold
43,838 National School of Government 09/11/2006 Done
45,299 Fiesta Blinds & Fabrics 13/11/2006 Done
104,635 James Stack & Sons Ltd 14/11/2006 Done
114,084 Anders Elite 12/10/2006 Sold
120,666 Remsdaq Ltd 30/10/2006 Sold
120,723 BANNER BUSINESS 09/11/2006 Undecided
120,723 BANNER BUSINESS 09/11/2006 Sold


Thanks for your help :)

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