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I have two columns. The backend is a ms access database.
For column A's single value I have many values of column B.

How can I prevent a redundancy of data in column B?
Can I use a combobox in ms access or any other thing?
I can not make two tables, because it is too large for this problem.
Can anyone help me?
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Updated 21-Nov-10 21:50pm
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Dave Kreskowiak 22-Nov-10 10:47am    
What do you mean by "prevent redundancy"?? Explain what you it looks like now and what you're trying to get it to look like.

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Do you mean you want the values in column B to be unique? You can set it as the primary key column.
 
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