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Question : Access - SQL create two tables
Hi,
I have an Access table, where a color list is either categorized into A or B. Currently, I have two tables that list the colors of A in table A, and colors of B in table B. I run two separate inner join queries to separate the original table in to table A1 (colors A - inner join table A) and table B1 (colors B - inner join table B),
Is there a way to run this in one query?
Thanks.
Answer : Access - SQL create two tables
Hello tahirih,
It's not entirely clear what you are trying to do.
At a very high level, you may be able to do a union query to combine them, or perhaps we can consolidate
your two "color tables".
Regards,
Patrick
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