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Find duplicate records in two tables.
I need to find employees names that show up in two tables (duplicates). I
have a table called Did Not Receive Gift Card and a table called Tax List (the table names are saved with the spaces exactly as shown). I need to find employees whose name is on the Did Not Receive Gift Card table AS WELL AS on the tax list table. Both tables use the field of name. This field is the employees full name. I did not set up the table this way, I inherited it so I cannot change it now. In essence what I am looking for are those employees who did not receive a gift card (Name on Did Not Receive Gift Card table) but were taxed for a card in their pay (name also on Tax List table). An office mate suggested a Join Query, but not sure how to write such. |
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Find duplicate records in two tables.
You can do an inner join but there is nothing to prevent different people
having the same name (its very common) so I would not use the name. You really need a unique key. SELECT A.Name FROM A INNER JOIN B ON A.Name = B.Name; -- Dorian "Give someone a fish and they eat for a day; teach someone to fish and they eat for a lifetime". "John" wrote: I need to find employees names that show up in two tables (duplicates). I have a table called Did Not Receive Gift Card and a table called Tax List (the table names are saved with the spaces exactly as shown). I need to find employees whose name is on the Did Not Receive Gift Card table AS WELL AS on the tax list table. Both tables use the field of name. This field is the employees full name. I did not set up the table this way, I inherited it so I cannot change it now. In essence what I am looking for are those employees who did not receive a gift card (Name on Did Not Receive Gift Card table) but were taxed for a card in their pay (name also on Tax List table). An office mate suggested a Join Query, but not sure how to write such. |
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