Re: Joining two queries...Please Help
- From: "David Lloyd" <David@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 8 Sep 2005 16:01:27 -0400
Carlee:
See my response to your previous post. If you have created two queries, one
for July with no match in August, and one for August with no match in July,
you can then UNION the two queries together to put them in one query. This
assumes each query has the same fields. For example:
QueryJulyWithNoAugustMatch.Field1, ...
UNION
QueryAugustWithNoJulyMatch.Field1, ...
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David Lloyd
MCSD .NET
http://LemingtonConsulting.com
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"Carlee" <Carlee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi there,
I have two queries that give me the information that i need. I want to join
these queries together to have the results show in one query, not two. I
need this because i have to use the results for invoicing purposes.
'Offer',
a fellow newgroup user, kindly provided this sql statement, but I am unsure
how to incorporate it into my scinario, using to queries.
Essentially, I have one table, tblPrintActuals. In one query I have all
print counts for the month of July, including the serial number for each
device. In the second query i have all print counts for the month of
august,
including serial number for each device.
When I create a third query, using the 'find unmatched' wizard, I can get
those records that have an impression for july but not august. To get the
reverse, (those devices that have impressions for august that are not in
july.)
Issue, how can i get the results of both of these queries in one.
Many kind regards,
--
Carlee
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