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Real world: Our not-for-profit holds monthly meetings. At each meeting, zero, one, or two people can present.

My site has:

  • Content type Presenter with fields Name and Description
  • Content type Meeting with field Date, Topic, and Node Reference (which will allow a maximum of two entries)

I created a View to show the meeting information. What I would like to see is this:

Meeting Date
Meeting Topic
Presenter 1 Name
Presenter 1 Description
Presenter 2 Name
Presenter 2 Description

What I am currently seeing is this:

Meeting Date
Meeting Topic
Presenter 1 Name
Presenter 1 Description
Meeting Date
Meeting Topic
Presenter 2 Name
Presenter 2 Description

I have tried several things to fixed this: Grouping, SQL Distinct (via Advanced->Other->Query Settings), and others, but so far, nothing has worked. This seems like something which should be easy to do - but I have yet to find the proper incantation.

Please help.

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Have you tried grouping by the node id (the same node id used in the node reference)?

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  • Thank you for your reply but how do I even add a GROUP BY clause to my query? Thanks! – stdcerr Jan 2 '14 at 3:06
  • Desmond - thanks for the reply. Two responses for clarification: – GRoston Jan 2 '14 at 4:39
  • Desmond - thanks for the reply. I tried the following: First attempt: 1 - Added the Node ID for the content type Meeting to the list of fields 2 – Under Format->Setting->Group By, used this NID for grouping Second attempt: 1 - Added the Node ID for the content type Presenter (via the relationship) to the list of fields 2 – Under Format->Setting->Group By, used this NID for grouping Neither approach worked – did I misunderstand your suggestion? – GRoston Jan 2 '14 at 4:47

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