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Old July 20th, 2004, 06:02 PM
John
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Default Appending Several Fields to same target

That did it. Thanks a lot. John

-----Original Message-----
If you mean you want to take FieldA, FieldB, and FieldC

and put them all into
Field A of the target table, then yes it can be done. It

is a little hard to
tell you exactly what to do without knowing all the

details. But if you know
how to make an append query and are using the query grid

you would make a
calculated field

Field: FieldA & " " & FieldB & " " & FieldC
Table: Blank
Destination: TableTarget.FieldA


John wrote:

Is there a way I can append text data from say 3

different
fields in the source table to the same field in the

target
table.

.

 




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