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Anonymous
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How to keep duplicate data to new table?

Hi all,

 

I've got a query data with duplicate values and I want to start to create new table with same column of query.

How do I keep and copy same column in a new table?

 

For example, there is a query like below and I want to make new table start with column of "Module ID" keeping all duplicate values.

Site NameSMP StatusModule ID
AYet_To_Start1
CYet_To_Start3
CYet_To_Start3
FYet_To_Start7
FYet_To_Start7
BYet_To_Start2
BYet_To_Start2
WYet_To_Start6
WYet_To_Start6
QYet_To_Start9
QYet_To_Start9
DYet_To_Start8
DYet_To_Start8
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Fowmy
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@Anonymous 

I created an additional query which will be dynamically updated as new data get uploaded. File attached below.

Fowmy_0-1702884800772.png

 

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Fowmy
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@Anonymous 

I created an additional query which will be dynamically updated as new data get uploaded. File attached below.

Fowmy_0-1702884800772.png

 

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Anonymous
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Thank you!

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