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combine querys

Asked by running32 in SQL Query Syntax

I have two queries and I need to combine them.  the PK in RNDC14 is NDC and when I run the query I get a unique value for NDC what I need to do is run the second part to get the record in the RNP2 database that is linked by the NDC.  the only problem is that there are multiple occurances of the NDC in the RNP2 database so I have to get the latest date.   How can I combine the 2 queries below.  Thank you for your helpStart Free Trial 
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SELECT     r.NPT_PRICEx, r.NDC, r.NPT_DATEC
FROM         dbo.RNP2 r INNER JOIN
                          (SELECT     MAX(npt_datec) AS maxbbdc, NDC
                            FROM          rnp2
                            GROUP BY NDC) a ON r.NDC = a.NDC AND r.NPT_DATEC = a.maxbbdc
WHERE     (r.NPT_TYPE = '01')
 
SELECT     TOP 100 PERCENT r.ndc, r.ln, r.bbdc
FROM         dbo.RNDC14 r INNER JOIN
                          (SELECT     ln, MAX(bbdc) maxbbdc
                            FROM          RNDC14
                            GROUP BY ln) a ON r.ln = a.ln AND r.bbdc = a.maxbbdc
WHERE     (r.cl = 'f') AND (r.gni = '1')
ORDER BY r.ln
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