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  1. JoshuaInayat

    Parsing large amounts of data together?

    Hey, I got it! They're in two different tables, I wanted them all in one table but I think this will actually work better for me!
  2. JoshuaInayat

    Parsing large amounts of data together?

    The best I can come up with is this: {SELECT ProductNames.Field1, Products.[Item Name] FROM ProductNames INNER JOIN Products ON ProductNames.Field1 = Products.[Item Name];} But, that creates an empty table for me so I'm still lost, lol
  3. JoshuaInayat

    Parsing large amounts of data together?

    {Select Location & " " & Product As [Location and Product] From Table1, Table2} You guys are so much help, thank you very much for bearing with me here. My issue is I don't know SQL at all, and can't figure out which part is code, which parts of this to keep in. I've been playing with it...
  4. JoshuaInayat

    Parsing large amounts of data together?

    Thanks Golem! You otally rock. In my newb-ness I have just one more question... Uh.. where do I put that code?? :-)
  5. JoshuaInayat

    Parsing large amounts of data together?

    Hi there! I've looked all over the internet for this solution, but I don't know what the technique is called so I'm not sure what to look for... Previously, I did this by hand. Then my computer crashed due to a virus attack and I lost my massive database. >:-< Here's what I want to automate...

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