Actually in my app, when a register called suspence register is made, it is made according to the number of tests done by the client for each job_no, so if a person has done two or more tests, then there are some fields which are common as given in the screenshot, as you can see that serial number 3 and 4 is having same job number 22 but is having two job_ids 40 and 41. In both the rows there are some fields which are having same values i.e 4000 and 5301 (and some more) appears twice, but I want that in this situation the common values appear only once, only the first row (job_id i.e 40) because it creates confusion and seems like the amount is calculated as twice. What should I do for this?.
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