How Can I Combine Two Tables In Access?
Jan 9, 2005Hi all
I have two tables I need to merge them in one query.
The problem is that I need to have all the records in the new table without dublication. How can I do that?
Regards,
dallagmm
Hi all
I have two tables I need to merge them in one query.
The problem is that I need to have all the records in the new table without dublication. How can I do that?
Regards,
dallagmm
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I currently doing all of this in excel: first initialize the NewCombinedTable, then one by one dumping each year file into an excel worksheet, doing the work needed, then appending it to the NewCombinedTable. However, I think it would work much quicker if I was able to trigger the Combination to happen in Access along with the data manipulations.
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Item
Size
Strength
Agility
A
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Strong
Slow
[Code]....
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TblA
pkey
info1
info2
TblB
pKey_Rk
info3
info4
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i.e.
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....
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Project Amount
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Budget Amount
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Code:
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field: Tabletype
T
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