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The following worked on your data. I did change the field names to avoid reserved words:
select nrow, min(ncolumn) cLow, max(ncolumn) cHigh, min(cLevel) lLow, max(cLevel) lHigh from test group by nrow
>I have a table based on a warehouse inventory. Each record represents an item in the inventory and contains an Item #, ROW, COLUMN AND LEVEL. What I need to do is return a value for each unique row with the high and low values for column and level. See sample data below: (sorry about the lack of spacing. I don't know how to stop UT from removing spaces)
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>Item Row Column Level
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>123 1 02 A
>234 2 05 D
>345 3 01 A
>456 1 01 F
>567 2 03 A
>678 3 07 H
>789 1 04 C
>890 2 01 L
>901 3 09 F
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>This should return
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>row clow chigh llow lhigh
>1 01 04 A F
>2 01 05 A L
>3 01 09 A H
>Thanks for any help
Mark McCasland
Midlothian, TX USA