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9.6

Copy data from one table to another

Asked by zubin6220 in Microsoft Access Database

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I have two tables appropriately linked:
tblA
EmpID
Start
End

tblB
EmpID
1st_Start
1st_End

I need to copy data from tblA Start and End fields into tblB 1st_Start and 1st_End.  
tblA.Start = tblB.1st_Start and tblA.End = tblB.1st_End
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