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| Please help. I have two tables with a one to many relationship. Each property can have many prices. I need to be able to get the most recent price for each property and have tried 10 different ways but cannot get it to work. Any ideas would be greatfully accepted. Properties with these fields. `Properties`.`PropertyID`, `Properties`.`PropertyAddress`, `Properties`.`PropertyCity`, `Properties`.`PropertyState`, `Properties`.`PropertyZipCode` PropertyPrice `PropertyPrice`.`PropertyPriceID`, `PropertyPrice`.`PropertyPriceDate`, `PropertyPrice`.`PropertyPrice`, `PropertyPrice`.`PropertyID` | |||
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| SELECT Properties.PropertyID, Max(PropertyPrice.PropertyPrice) AS MaxOfPropertyPrice, Properties.PropertyAddress, Properties.PropertyCity, Properties.PropertyState, Properties.PropertyZipCode FROM Properties INNER JOIN PropertyPrice ON Properties.PropertyID = PropertyPrice.PropertyID GROUP BY Properties.PropertyID, Properties.PropertyAddress, Properties.PropertyCity, Properties.PropertyState, Properties.PropertyZipCode ORDER BY Properties.PropertyID; Resolved. wibble wrote: > Please help. > I have two tables with a one to many relationship. Each property can > have many prices. > > I need to be able to get the most recent price for each property and > have tried 10 different ways but cannot get it to work. > > Any ideas would be greatfully accepted. > > > Properties with these fields. > `Properties`.`PropertyID`, > `Properties`.`PropertyAddress`, > `Properties`.`PropertyCity`, > `Properties`.`PropertyState`, > `Properties`.`PropertyZipCode` > > PropertyPrice > `PropertyPrice`.`PropertyPriceID`, > `PropertyPrice`.`PropertyPriceDate`, > `PropertyPrice`.`PropertyPrice`, > `PropertyPrice`.`PropertyID` | |||
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