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No duplicate Concatenate output
As subject above, any1 knows how to validate no duplicates CONCATENATE results?
It seems that both functions cannot be implement togther =( |
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No duplicate Concatenate output
You never responded to my suggestion at your other post.
I guess it didn't work for you, huh? kyoshirou wrote: As subject above, any1 knows how to validate no duplicates CONCATENATE results? It seems that both functions cannot be implement togther =( -- Dave Peterson |
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No duplicate Concatenate output
Hi Dave,
i have responded already, it didnt works~ "Dave Peterson" wrote: You never responded to my suggestion at your other post. I guess it didn't work for you, huh? kyoshirou wrote: As subject above, any1 knows how to validate no duplicates CONCATENATE results? It seems that both functions cannot be implement togther =( -- Dave Peterson |
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