Please Help With Concatenation Query

Mar 8, 2006

I have a table that I need to query that looks something like this:

ID Type Product ID
123 Health 323
123 Health 424
123 Dental 424
124 Health 323
125 Dental 323

What I need to see is something like this:

ID Type Product ID
123 Health 323 + 424
123 Dental 424
124 Health 323
125 Dental 323

In other words, I need to have the Product ID field concatenate for like ID and Type. I know it would likely involve writing some code but I am a total beginner in that respect and I don't know where to even begin. I could really use some help. Of course I need this as soon as possible! :(

To make matters worse (well, maybe it does), I am using Access 97.

Thanks so much!!!

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