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I don't know if this is possible but I have a report grouped on a PersonID #
but I would also like it listed alphabetically. I tried grouping on just
the last name but it listed the 5 'Williams' I had all in one group. Is
there any way to combine the grouping or redo my query to both group on ID
and LastName??
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Gil
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