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buster22
Contributor II
Contributor II

Concatenating/Joining Tables

Hi,

I am struggling to concatenate fields from two tables , the data was previously being loaded in Excel form now an SQL library is being used. There is different fields but I am looking to extract a few of the fields from both of the tables and concatenate them as they are the same but with different names. Hope that makes sense.

 

 

Inner Join (Sales_Log)
[Test]:
Load
[Sales reasons.mins]/60 as Sales,
[Sales reasons.areaname] as Area,
[Sales reasons.Itemname] as Item

Resident [Sales reasons];

 

Sales_Log is the Excel file and it contains three fields named Sales, Area and Item and others which I do not need for this new table.

 

Sales reason a table from an SQL Library I renamed them to match the table from Sales_Log , it also has other fields not needed.

 

Any help on how to do this , I have view other posts and tried a few other ways with out success. Any help much appreciated. 

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Saravanan_Desingh

Do you wan

 

Sales_Log:
Load
Sales,
Area,
Item
FROM ....xls;

Concatenate (Sales_Log)

Load
[Sales reasons.mins]/60 as Sales,
[Sales reasons.areaname] as Area,
[Sales reasons.Itemname] as Item
Resident [Sales reasons];

 

t to Concatenate the Tables and not Join?