Gustav Brock
Gustav at cactus.dk
Thu Oct 15 09:26:36 CDT 2009
Hi John Well, then try with UNION ALL - this _will_ return all records if you remove your filter (which by the way does look weird and dubious): SELECT tbl_PPMSupplier.AP_No, tbl_PPMSupplier.SupplierID, tbl_PPMSupplier.GRQ FROM tbl_PPMSupplier WHERE (tbl_PPMSupplier.AP_No Between "2009-ap04" And "2009-ap09") order by tbl_PPMSupplier.AP_No UNION ALL SELECT tbl_Rejection.AP, tbl_Rejection.SupplierID, tbl_Rejection.QuantityAtFault FROM tbl_Rejection; /gustav >>> Johncliviger at aol.com 15-10-2009 16:14 >>> Hi Gustav Thank you for comments. Your changes reduced the row count to 5093. I'm unhappy with some of the data so I'm going back to basics. I should have 23420 rows in the union q. 23320 in the tbl_PPMSupplier and 100 in tbl_Rejection. Time to leave it alone for a bit. Thanks Johnc