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mr-tom
Hi,
I've got a union query:
SELECT qry_Sales_Quality_Total.[Adviser Alias],
qry_Sales_Quality_Total.TimeMonthKey, qry_Sales_Quality_Total.[CountOfAdviser
Alias]
FROM qry_Sales_Quality_Total;
UNION SELECT qry_Sales_QualityNew_Total.[Adviser Alias],
qry_Sales_QualityNew_Total.TimeMonthKey,
qry_Sales_QualityNew_Total.[CountOfAdviser Alias]
FROM qry_Sales_QualityNew_Total;
To give a simple example of what it does, there's two data sets (old and new):
Old:
Name Month Tests
Tom Jan 2
Tom Feb 2
Tom Mar 1
New:
Name Month Tests
Tom Mar 1
Tom Apr 2
Tom May 2
The union query should return:
Name Month Tests
Tom Jan 2
Tom Feb 2
Tom Mar 1
Tom Mar 1
Tom Apr 2
Tom May 2
Actually it is returning:
Name Month Tests
Tom Jan 2
Tom Feb 2
Tom Mar 1
Tom Apr 2
Tom May 2
(i.e. the duplicated March value is removed)
Obviously this is giving inaccurate results.
Any help very gratefully received.
Tom.
I've got a union query:
SELECT qry_Sales_Quality_Total.[Adviser Alias],
qry_Sales_Quality_Total.TimeMonthKey, qry_Sales_Quality_Total.[CountOfAdviser
Alias]
FROM qry_Sales_Quality_Total;
UNION SELECT qry_Sales_QualityNew_Total.[Adviser Alias],
qry_Sales_QualityNew_Total.TimeMonthKey,
qry_Sales_QualityNew_Total.[CountOfAdviser Alias]
FROM qry_Sales_QualityNew_Total;
To give a simple example of what it does, there's two data sets (old and new):
Old:
Name Month Tests
Tom Jan 2
Tom Feb 2
Tom Mar 1
New:
Name Month Tests
Tom Mar 1
Tom Apr 2
Tom May 2
The union query should return:
Name Month Tests
Tom Jan 2
Tom Feb 2
Tom Mar 1
Tom Mar 1
Tom Apr 2
Tom May 2
Actually it is returning:
Name Month Tests
Tom Jan 2
Tom Feb 2
Tom Mar 1
Tom Apr 2
Tom May 2
(i.e. the duplicated March value is removed)
Obviously this is giving inaccurate results.
Any help very gratefully received.
Tom.