How to append information to all data in a field?

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I have a field "SITE" that I need to append "2201" in the front of what is
already in the field. How can this be done using a query?
 
If you want to do it to the whole table:
UPDATE myTable
SET SITE = "2201" & SITE

....but if you only want to do it to a single record, or a specific set of
records:
UPDATE myTable
SET SITE = "2201" & SITE
WHERE x = y

Regards,
Graham R Seach
Microsoft Access MVP
Sydney, Australia
 
Great works perfect

Graham R Seach said:
If you want to do it to the whole table:
UPDATE myTable
SET SITE = "2201" & SITE

....but if you only want to do it to a single record, or a specific set of
records:
UPDATE myTable
SET SITE = "2201" & SITE
WHERE x = y

Regards,
Graham R Seach
Microsoft Access MVP
Sydney, Australia
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