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    In Access 2007 I need to combine multiple tables into 1 having identical fields

    Hello,

    I am working with Access 2007. I am fairly new with it.
    I need to combine multiple tables into 1 having identical fields into a single table.

    Is there any simple & easy way to do so?

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    Re: In Access 2007 I need to combine multiple tables into 1 having identical fields

    You use an Append query. Make a structure only copy of one of the tables (use Copy and paste).
    Then add the identifier.
    Now run Append queries for each table into the new main table.

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    Re: In Access 2007 I need to combine multiple tables into 1 having identical fields

    • Make a new empty table or choose the existing table to be the central repository of the data.
    • Make a query for all field and records for the first table. Change the query type to Append and select the destination table as the target.
    • Execute the query
    • Delete the source table and replace with the next
    • Repeat the procedure until all source tables have been used.

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    Re: In Access 2007 I need to combine multiple tables into 1 having identical fields

    Hi
    You need to establish a relationship between the tables. This is really simple in Ms access. You can drag and drop fields from one table to the other to create the relationship.
    Code:
    SELECT TableA.PrjectNumber, TableA.DVD#, tableb.BobNumber
    FROM tableA INNER JOIN tableB ON TableA.ProjectNumber = TableB.ProjectNumber;
    http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ac...963201033.aspx

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    Re: In Access 2007 I need to combine multiple tables into 1 having identical fields

    You can also do a UNION select. SELECT * FROM TABLE1 UNION SELECT * FROM TABLE2 etc.

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