Replicating Fields In Rows

Feb 15, 2007

Does anyone know if you can replicate the field values in rows automatically?
e.g.

NetworkHandsetTariff
3K800iVTT700


to become:

NetworkHandsetTariff
3K800iVTT700
3K800iVTT700

Any ideas?

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I am trying to generate a report that using 2 different tables, related by 1 field. Here's an example of what I'd like to accomplish..


a.... red....Friday
B.....blue...Tuesday
C..... red.... Tuesday
D.....red....Friday
E.....blue...Tuesday

Report

Red

A......Friday
C......Tuesday
D......Friday

Blue

B.....Friday
E.....Tuesday


What it's doing now is:

Red
A......Friday

Red
C......Tuesday

Red
D.....Friday

Blue
B.....Tuesday

Blue
E......Friday

I want to link the one field (ex. blue) so that it simply lists all of the occurances together. I tried the Access Help, but I can't seem to find the right string.

Thanks!

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sample1 MEOH 10
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