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Using a MIN MAX query over a DISTINCT one in MySQL?

With my new job, I am needing to use SQL more and more. As I need to remove duplicate columns I thought that using a DISTINCT statement would be best. However, I was indicated that a MIN MAX statement might be more suited. As I am still fairly new to SQL I was wondering if I could get some advice

MS-Access SQL DISTINCT GROUP BY

I am currently trying to SELECT the DISTINCT FirstNames in a GROUP, using Microsoft Access 2010. The simplified relevant columns of my table looks like this: My actual table contains two columns to which I want to apply this process (separately), but I should be able to simply repeat the process for the other column. The column group number is

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