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hi again everyone...i have here an attach image of my problem.... items in year level came from my database...what i wanted is that their would be no repitition...is this possible? please help 526949_423643440983941_100000148652191_1891701_429384302_n

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Use DISTINCT keyword inside you sql query statement (since you said these data come from database).

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Exmaple:

    "SELECT DISTINCT column_name(s) FROM table_name"
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thanks a lot.. Untitled64 one more thing about this other attach image...i don't know why Section 1 & 2 are place in the last it should be above section 3

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In sql SELECT statement use ORDERBY columnName

    "SELECT DISTINCT column_name(s) FROM table_name ORDERBY columnName"
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"select * from SetSched where YearLevel = '" & ComboBox1.Text & "' And Buildings = '" & ComboBox14.Text & "' And Sessions = '" & ComboBox13.Text & "' ORDERBY Sections ""

what's wrong with this?

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