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I'm executing a query and getting about 250 pages of data in my table but most of it (I guess my primary key "Contract") is the same value for many rows, Is there a way to group all my "contract" variable results into one row only? executed table

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    Are you saying you want to have the `Contract` to only show once? Add a parent group for the `Contract` from the details group. – SS_DBA Jun 02 '17 at 17:19
  • Yes, I need to make 'Contract' just showing up once , adding as consequence the Actual cost, Name1, Name 2 , Project Mgr, and udGEACrev as one row, each on its column – Alex Alcala Jun 02 '17 at 17:21
  • it is possible to group all you contract results into one row. But what about the information like date and billing amount. They have to be aggregated in a function. Will it suffice if only one billing date is shown? – qwerty Jun 02 '17 at 17:36
  • Or do what WEI_DBA suggested. – qwerty Jun 02 '17 at 17:37

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WEI_DBA is correct. Right click the table in Visual Studio and click "Add Parent Group", and select your "contract" column. It should group them together.

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