Hi all
If have table with the records below and these data need to be
update to another table by the name field.
name phone fax emal
ted 619
mary 855
todd to**@test.com
Is it possible to run one update query rather than create multiple
update queries or doing it manual. I will receive this type of file
everyday now.
Thank a bunch 1  1700  co*****@yahoo.c om (cong ngo) wrote in message news:<64******* *************** ****@posting.go ogle.com>... Hi all
If have table with the records below and these data need to be
update to another table by the name field.
name phone fax emal
ted 619
mary 855
todd to**@test.com
Is it possible to run one update query rather than create multiple
update queries or doing it manual. I will receive this type of file
everyday now.
Thank a bunch
Updated or appended? *BIG* difference! Yes, saved a canned query
with fixed criteria. Turn it into an update or append query to suit
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