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Jan 7, 2014

In the attached Database (Access 2007), there are 2 tables - "Source" and "Expected_Output"

1: Table "Source" contains values CONCATENATED in a single row with concatenation string ' OR name = ' With limited knowledge in Access, i tried to perform text-column trying to see if some delimiter could be removed, it messed-up the expected output.

In the attached DB, table "Expected_Output" contains the required output.

2. DB should have the ability to: the values that we obtained in the "Expected_Output" should be converted from multiple rows to single row with concatenations as in the "Source" table Once again i tried using the ' OR name = ' in the query for concatenation and failed again.

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