nutty (11/21/2013)
Yes it does match what I want as output.However the trouble is, these child codes are common codes for various other parent codes.
For example two different parents can share the same child codes and I have to find out which child code belongs to which parent and the only way i can do is through the account no because account nos will be different for each set of parent and child.
Am I clear this time? sorry to confuse you
So does the code I posted get you what you need or not? I am quite confused at this point.
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