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[sueviolet]

I have 2 tables

Table 1:

Fields:
Gazetted name (ie: Hope)
Watershed code (ie: 1041)


Table 2:

Fields:
Watershed code (ie: 1041)
Field 1
Field 2
Field 3



In table 1, each gazetted name matched a watershed code (ie: fraser river = 1041, hope river = 1521)


As the end result, I need to add the "gazetted name" field from table 1 to table 2 so that it matches the watershed code records. The records can't be random, they need to match like they do in table 1.

How can I do this?


Thanks for your help

 

[RichMorrison]

Sue,

Before we talk about "how", let me ask "why" ?

If you have a name in table 1, why do you need the same name in table 2 ?

You can join table 1 to table 2 in a query on watershed code and then select fields from table 2 plus the name from table 1.

RichM

 

[sueviolet]

RICH,

Can you be more specific about following : "You can join table 1 to table 2 in a query on watershed code "


I have added both tables to the query design view. They are joined by an "ID" field in both tables. I dragged the watershed code from table 2 and the gazetted name from table 1 to the QBE.


Now I have 2 fields in my datasheet view, watershed code and gazetted name, but they dont match up like they do in table 1


Help!

 

[RichMorrison]

You wrote
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Can you be more specific about following : "You can join table 1 to table 2 in a query on watershed code "


I have added both tables to the query design view. They are joined by an "ID" field in both tables. I dragged the watershed code from table 2 and the gazetted name from table 1 to the QBE.
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What is an "ID" field ????

As I wrote, join on watershed code.

P.S. You got the same answer in the other forum too.

RichM

 

[sueviolet]

Thanks for your help