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Can I merge two Access tables?

Access provides a special type of query that you can use to vertically splice together the data from two or more tables. The tables don't even need to have the same fields or fields of exactly the same data types. This is the union query, which can be constructed only by using the SQL View pane in the query designer.


How do you merge two tables in Access without duplicates?

Use the Query wizard to create an "Unmatch" Query. This will create a list of participants who exist on one, but not both tables (you specify which during the wizard). Then you can append those records or create a new table as you please.

Can two tables can be merged into a single table?

If the rows in both tables match up, you can merge the columns of one table with another—by pasting them in the first empty cells to the right of the table. In this case also, the table will increase to accommodate the new columns.

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