In Access, I'm identifying duplicate records based on 28 columns.  I want to also select a non-duplicate column but can't figure it out.  

tbl_1:

bud_line | fund | name      | amt
123      |  ABC |  BOB      | $8
123      |  ABC |  BOB ROSS | $8
321      |  ABC |  BOB      | $8
321      |  AAA |  BOB      | $8
321      |  AAA |  BOB      | $20
321      |  XXX | JOHN      | $10
321      |  XXX | JOHN      | $10

The only lines I want on the output would be:

123 | ABC | BOB      | $8
123 | ABC | BOB ROSS | $8
321 | XXX | JOHN     | $10

I was using a query like:

select bud_line, fund, amt
from tbl_1
group by bud_line, fund, amt
having count(*) &gt; 1


I get my dups, but I don't get the names BOB &amp; BOB ROSS to identify them.

I tried adding name to the select, but it errors because it's not part of the aggregate function.


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