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Remove duplicates in a continuous form

Hide a control in a continuous form based on the value of the previous record?

The form has a Button call cmdEdit.  The cmdEdit represents the button, the value Service and the button are what should not show if the service value is the same.

cmdEdit Service       ServiceType1
cmdEdit Service      ServiceType2
cmdEdit Service   ServiceType3

This is what the form needs to display

cmdEdit Service ServiceType1
                         ServiceType2
                          ServiceType3
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Sue Tippett

8/22/2022 - Mon
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Sue Tippett

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I have so many sub forms that was a solution I hoped I would not have to go to.  I was hoping that conditional formatting "Compare to other records"  option would work.  If it had the option for display first then turn the bar on for the duplicates.  But it seems that is not how it works. Too bar.  Thank you for your reponse.
Sue Tippett

ASKER
I have so many sub forms that was a solution I hoped I would not have to go to.  I was hoping that conditional formatting "Compare to other records"  option would work.  If it had the option for display first then turn the bar on for the duplicates.  But it seems that is not how it works. Too bar.  Thank you for your response.
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