Construct a query from columns of several other queries

[Guest]

I have 5 queries from which I'd like to create a new query. I want to
extract columns from each of the 5 queries to make the new one. They would
all be 'joined' on the same common field. I think I can do this by doing 4
successive joins, starting with queries 1 and 2, then queries 1/2 and 3, then
1/2/3 and 4 etc., but Is there a way to do this in one step?

Thanks

 

[Steve]

Yes, create a new query and include all five queries. You can join all the
queries in the query window just by clicking and dragging.

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[StopThisAdvertising]

Yes, create a new query and include all five queries. You can join all the
queries in the query window just by clicking and dragging.

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