[new]

I am not a big user of Access and I need quick help.

I have a table with 2 columns: tbl_Supplier (SupplierID, SupplierName)

The data for 1st column was obtained via a query (from tbl_Products
which provide SupplierID); the data for the second column was to be
populated manually but at the moment has Null value.

I want to make SupplierID to PK once I removed duplicate records. I
have 77 records now but should be 29.

Any help?

[Jezebel]

Bizarre choice of forum for an Access question. With so few records,
quickest is to do it manually. If you had a lot of records, use a 'SELECT
UNIQUE' query.




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I am not a big user of Access and I need quick help.

I have a table with 2 columns: tbl_Supplier (SupplierID, SupplierName)

The data for 1st column was obtained via a query (from tbl_Products
which provide SupplierID); the data for the second column was to be
populated manually but at the moment has Null value.

I want to make SupplierID to PK once I removed duplicate records. I
have 77 records now but should be 29.

Any help?

[new]

Jezebel wrote:
Bizarre choice of forum for an Access question.

My mistake.

With so few records,
quickest is to do it manually. If you had a lot of records, use a 'SELECT
UNIQUE' query.

So instead of Distinct, I use Select Uniuqe?




"new" wrote in message
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I am not a big user of Access and I need quick help.

I have a table with 2 columns: tbl_Supplier (SupplierID, SupplierName)

The data for 1st column was obtained via a query (from tbl_Products
which provide SupplierID); the data for the second column was to be
populated manually but at the moment has Null value.

I want to make SupplierID to PK once I removed duplicate records. I
have 77 records now but should be 29.

Any help?

[new]

new wrote:
Jezebel wrote:
Bizarre choice of forum for an Access question.

My mistake.

With so few records,
quickest is to do it manually. If you had a lot of records, use a 'SELECT
UNIQUE' query.

So instead of Distinct, I use Select Uniuqe?

Actually distinctw orked. Earlier, I was putting distinct in criteria
field in desgin modeof qry. But you saying SLECT made me put in SQL
view and it worked. Thanks.






"new" wrote in message
ups.com...
I am not a big user of Access and I need quick help.

I have a table with 2 columns: tbl_Supplier (SupplierID, SupplierName)

The data for 1st column was obtained via a query (from tbl_Products
which provide SupplierID); the data for the second column was to be
populated manually but at the moment has Null value.

I want to make SupplierID to PK once I removed duplicate records. I
have 77 records now but should be 29.

Any help?