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Christine R via AccessMonster.com
Hi,
I am trying to compare two columns in a table where I can filter out the
names that are not matching with the other. I
My query seem to be OK, however
the results are also including the one's that are common in both columns. All
I want are the one's that are not matching in the 2 columns.
I would really appreciate a help here.
My query is:
SELECT EC_Results_compare.Results_Wellnames, EC_Results_compare.EC_Wellnames
FROM EC_Results_compare LEFT JOIN EC_Results_compare AS EC_Results_compare_1
ON EC_Results_compare.EC_Wellnames = EC_Results_compare_1.Results_Wellnames
WHERE (((EC_Results_compare.Results_Wellnames)<>[EC_Results_compare]!
[EC_Wellnames]));
Many thanks
Christine
I am trying to compare two columns in a table where I can filter out the
names that are not matching with the other. I
My query seem to be OK, however
the results are also including the one's that are common in both columns. All
I want are the one's that are not matching in the 2 columns.
I would really appreciate a help here.
My query is:
SELECT EC_Results_compare.Results_Wellnames, EC_Results_compare.EC_Wellnames
FROM EC_Results_compare LEFT JOIN EC_Results_compare AS EC_Results_compare_1
ON EC_Results_compare.EC_Wellnames = EC_Results_compare_1.Results_Wellnames
WHERE (((EC_Results_compare.Results_Wellnames)<>[EC_Results_compare]!
[EC_Wellnames]));
Many thanks
Christine