Hi Ben,
> If you're trying to join two tables, you need a common column (field) in
> both tables.
> E.g. to join Invoice table to Invoice_Details you would have a common
field
> Invoice_nbr in both tables.
Ahh, thought so. That means I can't do it then - damn it.
> You said "this is out of my depth" -- you might benefit from a good
> beginning book on SQL. I really like Ben Forta's "Teach Yourself SQL in
10
> Minutes" by Sams, ISBN 0-672-31664-1, US $12.99. It has a lot of material
> on why and how to join tables.
>
Yes, I ordered one the other day from Amazon - should arrive tomorrow :)
Will
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