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Tom Rymes
Folks,
Please excuse me if this is an obvious question, but I haven't been able
to find any information on this. I have two tables, as follows:
Table one contains these fields:
AccountNo - Key
Division
Name
Street1
Street2
City/state
ZIP
Table two contains these fields:
AccountNo - Key
ProductNo - Key
Gallons
Dollars
Every record in table two should have a corresponding record in table
one, but not every record in table one has a corresponding record in
table two. The tables are related one-to-many via the accountNo field.
Using a query, I can get combined info for each account including name
and gallons, product, etc. What I don't know how to do, though, is to
find those records in table 1 that have no corresponding records in
table two.
How would I go about this?
Again, pardon me if this is a.) obvious, or b.) the wrong place to ask.
Tom
Please excuse me if this is an obvious question, but I haven't been able
to find any information on this. I have two tables, as follows:
Table one contains these fields:
AccountNo - Key
Division
Name
Street1
Street2
City/state
ZIP
Table two contains these fields:
AccountNo - Key
ProductNo - Key
Gallons
Dollars
Every record in table two should have a corresponding record in table
one, but not every record in table one has a corresponding record in
table two. The tables are related one-to-many via the accountNo field.
Using a query, I can get combined info for each account including name
and gallons, product, etc. What I don't know how to do, though, is to
find those records in table 1 that have no corresponding records in
table two.
How would I go about this?
Again, pardon me if this is a.) obvious, or b.) the wrong place to ask.
Tom