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I am having problem on following situation, any comments are welcome.

I have this table A which contents most of the data, that needs to be
query based on a name field in table B and was linked to table A by an
index. Then I need to minus another table C's data from table A with
the same index link from table B. How do I query from the situation
and Access-usable?
Nov 12 '05 #1
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Bibic0711 wrote:
I am having problem on following situation, any comments are welcome.

I have this table A which contents most of the data, that needs to be
query based on a name field in table B and was linked to table A by an
index. Then I need to minus another table C's data from table A with
the same index link from table B. How do I query from the situation
and Access-usable?


From what I think you mean, you want to use the Find Non matching query
wizard using tables a & c then join b in.

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