How to get query to return one row for each unique part #

I had help on here creating a query using dlookup which worked great. Only issue I am having now is I need one row for every unique part #. Right now if the part exists in two separate locations it comes up as two separate rows. I am trying to figure out how to make those come up as one row. I have attached photos of the query and query details if anyone could help point me in the right direction!
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Gustav BrockCIOCommented:
Remove the checkmark from ML_Location and mark the property of the query to return distinct values only.

/gustav

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HOTWATTAuthor Commented:
Thanks that seems to have worked!
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