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04.28.2008 at 09:44AM PDT, ID: 23359298
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How to combine History and Current data with same schema into one data field without creating a new table?

Asked by ENIAC1 in Microsoft Dynamics, MS SQL Server, SQL Server 2005

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I wish to create Excel Charts with 2 tables from SQL Server 2005 - one table Current Year data and the 2nd table Historical Data and both tables are the same schema. I would like to avoid creating a new table by combining the two into it. Is there a way to vertically stack the history and current data fields through joins, merge or Union without fields repeating? Ultimately the current and history field will update my Excel Charts each month when we close the GL data accounts in Dynamics GP accounting application each month. Thank you for your helpStart Free Trial
 
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Zones: Microsoft Dynamics, MS SQL Server, SQL Server 2005
Tags: Microsoft, Excel Charting, Office 2007, SQL Database Mining, SQL, MS Query, Query Analyzer
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