• heres a quick and dirty way

    CREATE Table #results

    (

    RecordId Int

    ,ItemId Int

    ,cost Decimal(38,2)

    )

    Insert into #results

    values (43392, 3880 ,50.00)

    ,(39056, 3881, 93.75)

    ,(33941, 3881, 97.50)

    ,(33970, 3881, 97.50)

    ,(38950, 3881, 98.75)

    ,(99999, 3881, 98.75)

    ,(40417, 3881, 96.56)

    ,(36491, 3882, 30.00)

    ,(37265, 3883, 6.50)

    ,(35054, 3883 ,4.50)

    ,(33658, 3884, 14.94)

    ,(36585, 3884,18.77)

    ,(33134, 3884, 14.75)

    Select r.RecordId,r.ItemId,r.cost

    From #results r

    JOIN (Select ItemId,MAX(cost) mcost

    from #results

    group by ItemId) m

    on m.ItemId=r.ItemId

    and mcost=r.cost

    This assumes that the Max(Cost) per Item Id is unique.

    Eg if you added a row 9999,3881,98.75 and ran this you would get two rows in the output

    36585388418.77

    3726538836.50

    36491388230.00

    38950388198.75

    99999388198.75

    43392388050.00

    I dont know if thats what you want.

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