A very nice solution if you are able to think that far ahead when designing
your application. This will work if the distinct data you want to display is
coming from a regular form, but not (at least, many times not) if it is
coming from a join form. Often, it is the use of the join that is causing
the need for the ability to display distinct data in the first place.
Scott Parrish
IT Prophets, LLC
(770) 653-5203
http://www.itprophets.com <http://www.itprophets.com/> 
 
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There is a process which requires a little workflow but it will work.
 
Create a Unique Identifier field on your form as a checkbox with a value of
"Checked" or any other value you want.
 
Create a filter on that executes on submit which will perform a Push Fields
and set the checkbox if no other records match your distict field.
 
Example:
Action: Push Fields
Push Field If: 'FIELD' = $FIELD$
If No Requests Match: Take no Action
If Any Requests Match: Modify First Matching Request
 
Fields
Unique Identifier = checked
 
Use the Unique Identifier Checkbox as a qualifier for your table.
 
HTH,
Dave Fincher


"L. J. Head" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is it possible to do a Distinct selection within a table field without
leaving remedy?

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