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I have data in the form of a list of residents, each record or row is a description of the resident with a unique ID for the person and one for the address. Each address may have one or more resident e.g.
Res1 – Joe Jones – Add1 - 10 Glebe Street Res2 – Anne Bloggs – Add2 – 12 Smith Street Res3 – Bill Bloggs – Add2 – 12 Smith Street Res4 – Frank Smith – Add3 – 5 Poplar Lane Res5 – Jane Smith – Add 3 – 5 Poplar Lane Res6 – Bob Smith – Add3 – 5 Poplar Lane Res7 – Dave Frank – Add4 – 12 Bridge Street Res8 – Paula Frank – Add4 – 12 Bridge Street I need to create a list where each address has only one record / row and each resident is described in the record e.g. Res1 – Joe Jones – Add1 - 10 Glebe Street Res2 – Anne Bloggs – Add2 – 12 Smith Street - Res3 – Bill Bloggs Res4 – Frank Smith – Add3 – 5 Poplar Lane - Res5 – Jane Smith - Res6 – Bob Smith Res7 – Dave Frank – Add4 – 12 Bridge Street - Res8 – Paula Frank I’m stuck on how to do this! Any help would be really welcome. |
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