Sounds very strange, huh?? I think it is.
I have a table with city names (tblMunicipality). I have a contact table where we list cities that we visit for work purposes(tblContacts). (The city is our client so to speak). I have a third table where we list the city and the conference they attend and that we see them at(tblAttendees).
All of these are related by the City name.
How can I create a query that lists all cities on tblMunicipality where "MunicipalityName" does not match "MunicipalityName" on tblContacts AND tblAttendees?
This should give me the results of every city that has not had a contact AND not attended a conference.
Does that make sense? I'm confusing myself
THanks for any help!
-Stefan
I have a table with city names (tblMunicipality). I have a contact table where we list cities that we visit for work purposes(tblContacts). (The city is our client so to speak). I have a third table where we list the city and the conference they attend and that we see them at(tblAttendees).
All of these are related by the City name.
How can I create a query that lists all cities on tblMunicipality where "MunicipalityName" does not match "MunicipalityName" on tblContacts AND tblAttendees?
This should give me the results of every city that has not had a contact AND not attended a conference.
Does that make sense? I'm confusing myself
THanks for any help!
-Stefan