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How to create a 1 to many relationship???

Tags: Microsoft, Access, 2003, Table Structure
I have 1 big table "Assessment" that needs to be split into poissibly 2 or 3 tables. My problem is that I have a field in the table [Assessment ID] that has a 1 to many relationship with my other field [Issue ID]. There is only 1 assessment number but there could be many issue numbers. How can I create this relationship when there are already over a thousand records in the table?  If I can what would my query look like and could it make one table that would have all of these relationships together?
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Question Asked By: Trey31
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