Could be, but many-to-many relationships are tricky, as you are working with a
Cartesian product, and you will usually get much more than you want. It's
hard to guess what you are trying to do, but I would suggest looking at the
Union Query.
Hope this helps a little.
Gary
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>I have 4 tables that were not initially designed to be joined. The
primary key is different for each table. Can these tables be joined in
a many to many relationship?