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lea cohen
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Hi,
In the attachment I have 2 tables - each with different columns
There is a column of an item in the 2 tables
I need a new table that will have all the items from the 2 tables in one column
How do you do that?
Thank you very much for your help! Leah

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It's not really clear to me what output you want, but your description of getting it all in one column sounds like you just want an append query to me.

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I need to output a column that has all the number numbers
= 1063 data from stock sheet Y
+ 482 data from X inventory sheet
Thanks for the help, Leah

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Then it appears all you need to do is remove the other columns from your 2 queries and append one to the other. Where are you stuck?

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Remove unnecessary columns - I know.
The question of how to attach the 2 columns of the code - from the 2 tables
To one column?

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Hello Lea,

Have a look in this blog article, it shows what needs to be done to consolidate many tables into one.

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I would upload the tables into PQ, rename required columns to match, remove unnecessary columns, then append the tables.

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